Helping individual investors understand and purchase secondary market annuities since 2011

Greg Saber has spent his career on the court-approval side of the structured settlement market, the discipline that makes Pacific Structured Assets' inventory sound. An attorney and a graduate of George Washington University Law School, licensed in seven states and the District of Columbia, he began by representing structured settlement companies in court and went on to a senior role at Seneca One Finance, one of the largest structured settlement companies in the country, where he oversaw complete transaction lifecycles and appeared before judges in dozens of jurisdictions. He co-founded PSA's affiliated originator, Catalina Structured Funding, where he remains hands-on with court presentations, case filings, and transaction structure — the goal being deals approved on the first pass. That same standard stands behind every stream PSA places: the court order, the assignment, and the transaction structure are examined by people who have petitioned these transfers for years, not handed to an outside vendor.

Evan Chait runs the day-to-day operations behind Pacific Structured Assets and its affiliated originator, Catalina Structured Funding. Every transaction that moves through the companies — a structured settlement payment stream, an assigned annuity, or a lottery payment purchase — goes through his team, which handles transaction processing and documentation, regulatory compliance, due diligence and quality control, and court-filing coordination. An attorney and a graduate of Loyola Law School of Los Angeles, where he was an editor of the Loyola of Los Angeles Law Review, and licensed in seven states, Evan has reviewed thousands of disclosure statements and court filings across jurisdictions where each state maintains its own version of the Structured Settlement Protection Act, with its own filing rules and judicial standards. His team reviews all documentation before it is released and coordinates directly with the courts — the meticulous end of the process that keeps a purchase from stalling, and the reason the paperwork behind every listed stream has been checked before it reaches inventory.

Connor Whitman is the person most investors deal with directly. He has spent more than ten years at Pacific Structured Assets and serves as its investor relations liaison, the point of contact from a first question through a funded purchase. A graduate of Occidental College in Los Angeles, Connor explains how a listing works and points you to the carrier, rating, payment schedule, and court status shown on every deal, then coordinates the mechanics of reserving and funding a stream you have chosen. He can also connect you with the custodians other investors have used to hold a payment stream in a self-directed IRA. Connor does not provide investment, tax, or legal advice and does not recommend any particular stream; those decisions are yours to make with your own advisors.