Life Settlements by State

Alabama regulates life settlements through its Department of Insurance, which oversees licensed providers and brokers operating within the state.

Alaska's Division of Insurance regulates life settlements within the state, requiring that providers and brokers obtain proper licensing and adhere to consumer protection standards.

Arizona's Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions regulates life settlements under a framework designed to ensure consumer transparency and market integrity.

The Arkansas Insurance Department oversees life settlement activity in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to follow established disclosure and reporting protocols.

California has one of the most comprehensive life settlement regulatory frameworks in the nation.

Colorado's Division of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, overseeing the licensing of providers and brokers and setting standards for consumer disclosures.

Connecticut has established a life settlement regulatory framework through its Insurance Department, which licenses providers and brokers and enforces disclosure requirements.

Delaware's Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring licensure of providers and brokers and establishing standards for disclosures and transaction conduct.

Florida's Office of Insurance Regulation oversees life settlements through a well-developed regulatory framework that reflects the state's large senior population.

The Georgia Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, overseeing licensing of providers and brokers and enforcing consumer protection standards.

Hawaii's Insurance Division regulates life settlements under state law, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to comply with consumer disclosure standards.

The Idaho Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring that providers and brokers obtain appropriate licenses and follow consumer protection standards.

The Illinois Department of Insurance regulates life settlements under a framework designed to protect consumers and ensure market integrity.

Indiana's Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring licensure of providers and brokers and establishing standards for consumer disclosures.

Iowa's Insurance Division oversees life settlement activity in the state, requiring providers and brokers to obtain licensure and comply with consumer disclosure and reporting standards.

The Kansas Insurance Department regulates life settlements in the state, requiring licensure of providers and brokers and setting standards for consumer disclosures.

The Kentucky Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to comply with consumer disclosure standards.

The Louisiana Department of Insurance oversees life settlement activity in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to follow consumer protection and disclosure standards.

The Maine Bureau of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, overseeing the licensing of providers and brokers and enforcing standards for consumer disclosures.

The Maryland Insurance Administration regulates life settlements, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to adhere to consumer disclosure standards.

The Massachusetts Division of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state under a framework designed to protect consumers and ensure market integrity.

Michigan's Department of Insurance and Financial Services regulates life settlements, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to follow consumer disclosure and reporting standards.

Minnesota's Department of Commerce oversees life settlement activity in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to meet consumer disclosure standards.

The Mississippi Insurance Department regulates life settlements in the state, overseeing licensing of providers and brokers and establishing consumer protection standards.

The Missouri Department of Commerce and Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to adhere to consumer protection and disclosure standards.

Montana's Office of the Commissioner of Securities and Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, overseeing provider and broker licensing and consumer disclosure standards.

The Nebraska Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to obtain appropriate licensure and to comply with consumer protection and disclosure standards.

Nevada's Division of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, overseeing provider and broker licensing and enforcing consumer protection and disclosure standards.

New Hampshire's Insurance Department regulates life settlements in the state, requiring licensure of providers and brokers and establishing consumer disclosure and protection standards.

New Jersey's Department of Banking and Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to comply with consumer disclosure and protection standards.

New Mexico's Office of Superintendent of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to follow consumer disclosure standards.

New York's Department of Financial Services (DFS) maintains one of the most comprehensive regulatory frameworks for life settlements in the country.

North Carolina's Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to adhere to consumer disclosure and protection standards.

North Dakota's Insurance Department regulates life settlements in the state, overseeing provider and broker licensing and enforcing consumer protection standards.

The Ohio Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to obtain licensure and to comply with consumer disclosure and protection standards.

The Oklahoma Insurance Department regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to meet consumer disclosure standards.

Oregon's Insurance Division regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to comply with consumer disclosure standards.

Pennsylvania's Insurance Department regulates life settlements in the state, overseeing licensing of providers and brokers and enforcing consumer protection and disclosure requirements.

Rhode Island's Department of Business Regulation oversees life settlement activity in the state through its Insurance Division.

South Carolina's Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring licensure of providers and brokers and setting consumer protection and disclosure standards.

South Dakota's Division of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to comply with consumer protection and disclosure standards.

Tennessee's Department of Commerce and Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to adhere to consumer disclosure and protection standards.

Texas has a comprehensive life settlement regulatory framework under the Texas Department of Insurance.

Utah's Insurance Department regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to obtain licensure and to comply with consumer protection and disclosure standards.

Vermont's Department of Financial Regulation oversees life settlement activity in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to adhere to consumer disclosure and protection standards.

Virginia's Bureau of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to comply with consumer disclosure and protection standards.

Washington State's Office of the Insurance Commissioner regulates life settlements in the state, overseeing licensing of providers and brokers and enforcing consumer disclosure and protection standards.

West Virginia's Offices of the Insurance Commissioner regulate life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to adhere to consumer protection and disclosure standards.

Wisconsin's Office of the Commissioner of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to comply with consumer disclosure and protection standards.

Wyoming's Department of Insurance regulates life settlements in the state, requiring providers and brokers to be licensed and to comply with consumer protection and disclosure standards.