Prospera says Growth Structured Settlement tops $250 million in assets after five years

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Prospera Market Strategies says its Growth Structured Settlement product has been in use for five years and has more than $250 million in assets under administration.

Prospera Market Strategies, LLC said on Aug. 13, 2026, that its Growth Structured Settlement solution has been in operation for five years and now has more than $250 million in assets under administration.

Prospera said the product is designed to help settlement consultants, attorneys and claimants protect purchasing power and preserve tax advantages under the structured settlement liability assignment framework.

In the release, Prospera said Growth Structured Settlement, or GSS, has been used in more than 35 states. It said the solution has appeared in minors’ settlements and other court-approved matters, with an average case size of about $587,000.

Prospera also said more than 120 assigning entities have funded GSS cases, including over 70 property and casualty insurance carriers. The company said it administers about $1.6 billion in market-based structured settlements and attorney fee deferrals.

The release said that as of June 30, 2026, investments using Vanguard’s LifeStrategy 80/20 Fund had average trailing returns of 16.67% over three years and 8.78% over five years. The company used those figures in describing the performance of the broader approach it promotes.

Prospera said GSS is offered by Assura Trust Company, a trust service office of Midwest Trust Company. The release also quoted Chris Shumate, identified as executive director of Centurion Investment Holdings, as saying inflation, rising health care costs and changing financial needs are shaping demand for the product.

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