Insurers have continued to grow their direct investments in residential mortgage loans amid an influx of cash from annuities — and the trend isn’t poised to let up soon, according to a note last week by JPMorgan.
Insurance companies have doubled their holdings of one-to four-family residential mortgages since 2021 to $94 billion as of the third quarter of last year. That shift has been driven by a combination of greater sales of annuities and the attractive risk-based capital of holding mortgages in their non-securitized form, strategists including
Demand has been particularly ...
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