1 Miss. Code. R. 14-9.01 - Viatical Settlement Investment Contracts as Securities
A.
Viatical
Settlement Investment Contracts: A viatical settlement investment
contract is any agreement, regardless of title or caption, for the purchase,
sale, assignment, transfer, devise, or bequest of any portion of the benefit of
the life insurance policy or certificate. The term "viatical settlement or
similar agreemenf as used in the definition of "security" in the Act does not
include:
1. The assignment, transfer, sale,
devise, or bequest of a death benefit, life insurance policy or certificate of
insurance by the viator to the viatical settlement provider under the Viatical
Settlements Act as codified at Miss. Code Ann. Sections
83-7-201 to -223, as
amended.
2. The assignment of a
life insurance policy to a bank, savings bank, savings and loan association,
credit union, or other licensed lending institution as collateral for a
loan.
3. The exercise of
accelerated benefits under the terms of a life insurance policy issued in
accordance with the insurance laws of this state.
B.
Issuer: With respect to a
viatical settlement investment contract that is non-fractionalized or
non-pooled, "issuer" means the person effecting the transactions with the
investors in such contracts. With respect to a viatical settlement investment
contract that is fractional or pooled, issuer means the person who creates the
fractional or pooled interest.
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