Nondepository institutions include life insurance companies, such as Northwestern Mutual; pension funds, such as the Florida state employee pension fund; and mutual funds.

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Nondepository institutions are financial institutions that do not take deposits from customers like traditional banks. Examples of nondepository institutions include life insurance companies, pension funds, and mutual funds.

Nondepository Institutions Include Life Insurance Companies, Such as Northwestern Mutual;