What kind of life insurance do banks buy?

What kind of life insurance do banks buy?

Bank owned life insurance, or BOLI, is a form of life insurance purchased by banks, generally on the lives of their executives and key employees. Although it may sound strange, BOLI is a tax-shelter for the bank, and can also offer it a tax-free source of funds. May 18, 2015

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