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It could be because the value of the policy changes due to changing circumstances, like switching career fields to a less dangerous job or getting a favorable m
by colonCapitalDee 2y ago
It could be because the value of the policy changes due to changing circumstances, like switching career fields to a less dangerous job or getting a favorable medical diagnosis. Or regulatory arbitrage, perhaps Apollo can price life insurance policies more accurately because they don't have to comply with the same regulations insurance companies do.