A life insurer has introduced a single premium investment linked product with these features:
- 7 year lock in period
- 4.9% annual payout
- return of 100% principal at maturity
- additional insurance cover of 110% of invested amount
- initial fee of 5% to 6%, annual fee 1 to 1.2% pa
This looks attractive. Our expert analysed the product, and found the following features:
* The product feeds into a specialty fund managed by an investment bank through a special purpose vehicle.
* It targets high yearly return and full return of principal at maturity
* The annual payout and maturity value are not guaranteed - they depend on low default rate of "reference entities".
This appears to be a complex product, with risks that are quite difficult to understand (even to my expert).
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