The Life Settlements Report - October 4, 2007
Coventry First Gets Part Of New York Suit DismissedFlorida Fraud Case Also Settled
Coventry First, considered the life settlement industry’s leading provider, won a pair of partial victories in major legal disputes in recent days, though the company still stands accused of fraudulent business practices by the New York attorney general’s office. Full Story
Canadian Companies Making Inroads Into U.S. Life Settlement MarketCanadian investors are growing increasingly active in the U.S. life settlement market. Interest in the market is growing north of the border despite restrictions against buying and selling life insurance policies from Canada. Most Canadian provinces have yet to permit the practice. Full Story
Insurance Regulator Says She Won't Reopen Life Settlement ProposalGuidelines for State Legislatures Said to Be ‘Tainted’
A committee chairwoman of a national insurance regulatory group says she doesn’t plan to reopen deliberations over proposed guidelines for regulating the life settlement market, despite allegations that they may have been tainted by conflicts of interest. Full Story
News In Brief- Investment Bank Accuses Life Partners of Reneging on Stock Warrant
- Three More Sentenced to Prison in Mutual Benefits Case
- New Provider Forms for Fractional Investors
- Insurance Group Names New Board Member
- Provider Expands Fall Class Offerings
- Specialty Finance Company Hires Sales Manager
- Two Insurance Trade Groups Recommend Merger



