Abacus Global Management announced that it closed a transaction on October 22, 2025, selling $50 million of securitized life insurance assets to institutional investors. The deal was structured as an above‑investment‑grade rated collateralized note and carries a mid‑single‑digit yield. The transaction provides investors with direct exposure to uncorrelated life insurance assets through a highly rated, securitized structure.
The note’s above‑investment‑grade rating signals strong credit quality, while the mid‑single‑digit yield offers attractive returns relative to traditional fixed‑income instruments. By securitizing its life insurance portfolio, Abacus creates a new, liquid investment vehicle that can be traded by banks, insurance companies, and other institutional participants. This structure also mitigates the risks associated with owning individual life settlement assets.
Jay Jackson, Chairman and CEO of Abacus, said the transaction “is a key milestone for our business and demonstrates our ability to create new institutional interest for life insurance assets.” He emphasized that the deal showcases the company’s expertise in structuring innovative, highly rated products that meet investor demand for diversification.
The sale underscores robust institutional demand for longevity‑based assets and expands Abacus’s revenue base beyond traditional life settlement origination and management. By adding a securitized product to its offerings, the company enhances liquidity for its policy portfolio and positions itself as a leader in the emerging market for life‑insurance‑based securities. This development strengthens Abacus’s competitive moat and supports its long‑term growth strategy.
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