Greg Winterton is the Managing Director at AlphaWeek. He specializes in the BFSI, insurance, finance, commodities and futures, construction and real estate, as well as law and legal affairs, with a particular focus on litigation and lawsuits. Greg's insights and analyses have been featured in AlphaWeek.
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Estate litigation seems to be an ever-present (unwanted) companion to the life settlement market, so for this month's Q&A, Greg Winterton spoke to
By: Greg Winterton
US life insurers are increasingly allocating to securitised credit assets, according to a recent article from L&G – Asset Management, America.
Unlike the secondary market, where annual ‘league tables' of data relating to life settlement transactions are available, the tertiary life settlement
Completing a bulk purchase annuity buy-in transaction remains an important step in the de-risking journey of a small-to-medium-sized pension scheme.
By: Greg Winterton
A decision in June by the Delaware Court of Chancery in Estate of Martha Barotz v. Wilmington Savings Fund Society, FSB (Barotz) resulted in a partial win for the defendants.
By: Greg Winterton
The 2026 update to the European Life Settlement Association 's (ELSA, publisher of Longevity and Mortality Investor) Licensed Provider Matri x suggests a continuing evolution of the secondary life settlement market.
By: Greg Winterton
The US pension risk transfer (PRT) market recorded approximately $3.8bn in buy-out and buy-in sales in the first quarter of 2026, reflecting a
On 30 th July 2026, the US Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit ruled in Wells Fargo Bank, N.A. v.
“The results of the stress test demonstrate significant resilience. UK life insurers with a coverage ratio of 200% as per our model could easily withstand an extreme scenario that assumes a default rate of about 11% in the illiquid portion of the portfolio,” said Laura Jimenez, Credit Analyst at S&P Global Ratings.
Increasing life expectancy, paired with shifting demographics, regulatory capital pressure, volatile market conditions and new investment opportunities
