Report: Lifemark Bonds in Default
Posted March 03, 2010
1:16PM PST
Lifemark has told investors that £12.3 million ($18.6 million) in life settlement bonds underpinning Keydata Investment Services defined income plans have defaulted, Citywire reported. Luxembourg-based Lifemark said it would stop making income payments in order to maintain insurance policy assets, the article said.
Source: News Story
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