Characteristics of Later Life Assets
Characteristics of Later Life Assets
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Long-term Nature: These assets typically have a longer tenure, matching the lifespan of the individual or until they decide to sell their property.
- 2Backed by real assets: Our later life assets are over collateralized by residential real estate
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Impact investing: Investing allows individuals to access their housing wealth to buy long-term care, increase the quality of life and make investments in their trusted homes
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Minimum risk exposure: The property-backed nature of our assets, in combination with our prudent lending criteria mitigates key risks.
- 5Tailored Solutions: These products are custom-designed to cater to the unique needs of the older demographic, ensuring suitability and relevance.
Benefits for Insurers
Benefits for Insurers
Real-life strategy to reach your goals.
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Stable Investment Opportunity: Later life assets provide you a steady and predictable return, given their long-term nature and real estate backing.
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Diversification: Investing in these assets offers (geographical) diversification benefits, balancing your portfolio and mitigating risks from other volatile assets.
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Growing Market Potential: With an aging European population and increasing awareness of equity release solutions, there’s a burgeoning market ready to be tapped.
- 4Asset-Liability Matching: The long-term nature of these assets aligns well with the long-term liabilities of insurers, supporting you with effective asset-liability management.
- 5ESG Alignment: Investing in later life assets resonates with the growing focus on Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles. By supporting the financial needs of the aging population in a responsible and sustainable manner, insurers can strengthen their ESG commitments and foster a more inclusive financial ecosystem.