This chapter discusses a case study on some embedded value and xxx securitisations. Life securitisation transactions have been mainly implemented in Western Europe and in the US due to the fact that the level of complexity of such transactions requires a sophisticated and well‐developed level of reporting and can achieve the objectives of the sponsors only in certain jurisdictions where the regulatory framework is advanced enough to allow for such transactions. As part of an EV securitisation, an insurance company looks at monetising the value‐in‐force (VIF) of a segment of its overall book of insurance business. XXX securitisation is related to the implementation by the US state insurance regulators of a specific regulation, called Regulation XXX, which requires insurance companies writing term life insurance policies in the US to hold statutory reserves significantly in excess of economic reserves.