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Policyholder Loan Bonds

 
Financial & Investment Dictionary: Policyholder Loan Bonds

Packaged policyholder loans. Life insurance policyholders borrow against the Cash Surrender Value of their policies. The policyholder loan will be repaid either by the policyholder while alive or from the proceeds of the insurance policy if the policyholder dies before repayment. These loans are packaged by a broker/dealer that offers these asset-backed securities as policyholder loan bonds.

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