| 1 | Representative Rivera offered the following: | 
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| 3 | Amendment (with title amendment) | 
| 4 | On page 37, between lines 29 and 30 insert: | 
| 5 | Section 20.  Effective upon this act becoming a law, | 
| 6 | subsections (3), (4), and (5) are added to section 627.404, | 
| 7 | Florida Statutes, to read: | 
| 8 | 627.404  Insurable interest; personal insurance.-- | 
| 9 | (3)  Any trust, partnership, limited liability company, or | 
| 10 | similar entity that is approved in writing either by a public or | 
| 11 | private university in this state that receives state funds and | 
| 12 | meets the requirements of s. 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue | 
| 13 | Code of 1986, as amended, or a public or private university in | 
| 14 | Florida that receives state funds to which a charitable | 
| 15 | contribution could be made under s.170(c)(1), (2) or (3) of the | 
| 16 | Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended, may own or purchase | 
| 17 | life insurance on an insured who consents in writing to the | 
| 18 | ownership or purchase of that insurance, subject to the | 
| 19 | following: | 
| 20 | (a)  The approved trust, partnership, limited liability | 
| 21 | company, or similar entity must be, in part, formed for the | 
| 22 | purpose of generating funds for one or more approving public or | 
| 23 | private universities in this state that receive state funds. | 
| 24 | (b)  The approved trust, partnership, limited liability | 
| 25 | company, or similar entity may procure or cause to be procured a | 
| 26 | combination of life insurance policies and annuity contracts on | 
| 27 | the life of consenting individual insureds. Payments under the | 
| 28 | annuity contracts shall be reasonably anticipated to fund the | 
| 29 | premiums on the life insurance policies for the second and | 
| 30 | succeeding years. | 
| 31 | (c)  At least 99 percent of all funds used by the approved | 
| 32 | trust, partnership, limited liability company, or similar entity | 
| 33 | to procure the life insurance policies and annuity contracts | 
| 34 | must be from qualified institutional buyers as defined by Rule | 
| 35 | 144A of the Federal Securities Act of 1933 or proceeds from | 
| 36 | annuity contracts or other insurance policies procured with the | 
| 37 | funds invested by qualified institutional buyers, and interest | 
| 38 | income thereon. | 
| 39 | (d)  The investment in the approved trust, partnership, | 
| 40 | limited liability company, or similar entity by qualified | 
| 41 | institutional buyers shall be pursuant to a non-public offering | 
| 42 | or a public offering through a registered broker ordealer under | 
| 43 | the Securities Exchange Act of 1934. | 
| 44 | (e)  No qualified institutional buyer may procure or hold | 
| 45 | any direct interest in the life insurance policies or the | 
| 46 | annuity contracts, or the benefits from such policies or | 
| 47 | contracts, except as part of a secured transaction, subject to | 
| 48 | chaper 517 or to federal securities laws. | 
| 49 | (f)  The public or private university in this state that | 
| 50 | receives state funds as designated by the individual insured | 
| 51 | must, at the time of the acquisition of the life insurance | 
| 52 | policies by the approved trust, partnership, limited liability | 
| 53 | company, or similar entity, reasonably anticipate receiving the | 
| 54 | death benefit proceeds of each life insurance policy on such | 
| 55 | individual insured after the return of the amount invested and | 
| 56 | yield accrued and payable to the qualified institutional buyers | 
| 57 | in accordance with the securities offering or other disclosure | 
| 58 | materials. The reasonably anticipated minimum percentage or | 
| 59 | amount of the death benefit proceeds of the life insurance | 
| 60 | policies to be ultimately received by the designated | 
| 61 | organization must be disclosed in the relevant securities | 
| 62 | offering or other disclosure materials used in any offering. | 
| 63 | (g)  The individual insured and each designated public or | 
| 64 | private university in this state that receives state funds must | 
| 65 | be informed prior to the ownership or purchase of life insurance | 
| 66 | on the individual insured by the approved trust, partnership, | 
| 67 | limited liability company, or similar entity, of the minimum | 
| 68 | percentage or amount of the proceeds of the life insurance | 
| 69 | policy that is reasonably anticipated to be ultimately paid to | 
| 70 | the designated organization. | 
| 71 | (h)  The individual insured must provide an affidavit | 
| 72 | stating that neither the individual insured, any relative of the | 
| 73 | individual insured as defined in s. 112.312(21), nor any entity | 
| 74 | controlled by the individual insured or relative, other than a | 
| 75 | public or private university in this state that receives state | 
| 76 | funds, received any monetary remuneration in consideration for | 
| 77 | the individual insured's consent to purchase the life insurance | 
| 78 | policy, except third-party expenses incurred in connection with | 
| 79 | the grant of such consent. | 
| 80 | (4)  Transactions involving the procurement or funding of | 
| 81 | the procurement of a life insurance policy or annuity contract | 
| 82 | pursuant to subsection (3) are prohibited without the prior | 
| 83 | approval of the Department of Financial Services in consultation | 
| 84 | with the Office of Financial Regulation and Office of Insurance | 
| 85 | Regulation which approval shall only be provided upon a | 
| 86 | determination that the planned transaction meets the | 
| 87 | requirements of subsection (3), is fiscally prudent and is | 
| 88 | determined to be in the best interest of the citizens of this | 
| 89 | state. Upon approval, a trust, partnership, limited liability | 
| 90 | company, or similar entity that meets the requirements of | 
| 91 | subsection (3) has an insurable interest in the life of the | 
| 92 | individual insured. | 
| 93 | (5)  With respect to the designated trust, partnership, | 
| 94 | limited liability company, or similar entity described in | 
| 95 | subsection (3), except in the case of a material default of, or | 
| 96 | commencement of a delinquency proceeding against, the life | 
| 97 | insurer or annuity company, or the life insurer or annuity | 
| 98 | company exercising its right to contest the life insurance | 
| 99 | policy or annuity contract: | 
| 100 | (a)  The life insurance policies procured or caused to be | 
| 101 | procured by such entity may not be assigned or transferred by | 
| 102 | such entity; | 
| 103 | (b)  The ownership or beneficiary designation in favor of | 
| 104 | such entity of the life insurance policies procured or caused to | 
| 105 | be procured by such entity may not be changed; or | 
| 106 | (c)  A policy loan under the life insurance policies | 
| 107 | procured or caused to be procured by such entity may not be | 
| 108 | taken out by such entity; | 
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| 110 | unless such entity applies for and obtains a license pursuant to | 
| 111 | the provisions of s. 626.9912 prior to such transfer or | 
| 112 | assignment of ownership, change in beneficiary, or policy loan. | 
| 113 | All transactions under s. 626.9912 are subject to chapter 571. | 
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| 115 | ================= T I T L E  A M E N D M E N T ================= | 
| 116 | On page 3, between line 10 and 11, insert: | 
| 117 | amending s. 627.404, F.S.; authorizing certain entities to own | 
| 118 | or purchase life insurance on an insured under certain | 
| 119 | circumstances; providing requirements; providing limitations; |