. The collateral assignee's rights are limited to those ownership rights that directly concern the monetary value of the policy. The policyowner all ownership rights that do not affect the policy’s value. For example, the right to name the policy beneficiary and the right to select a settlement option remain with the policyowner. The policyowner assignor, however, is not per¬mitted to take out a policy loan or surrender the policy for its cash surrender value while a collateral assignment is in effect unless the assignee consents. This limitation is imposed to protect the assignee’s right to the policy’s value because a policy loan and a policy surrender both diminish that value.