One definition of the life settlement secondary market is an individual or a firm who aggregates life policies that have been settled and packages them for sale to an investor. To most this seems confusing and complicated. However if you look at how a bond or ETF is bought and sold the transaction will make sense. A pool or bundle of settled life insurance policies can be sold or traded in the secondary market for profit or loss depending on market conditions and investors strategies. An investor in the life settlement secondary market would be an institution or hedge fund looking to capitalize on an improperly valuated asset. In the case of the life settlement secondary market, investors are looking for flaws in sale price or in ongoing capital outlays which translate into premium outlay. To the typical consumer who is not looking to sell their unwanted life insurance because they no longer need it or maybe they cannot afford the premiums the life settlement secondary market is of little interest. If you are a consumer and are looking for good service and a competitive offer on a life settlement visit our LIVEpdq link for a quote.