... It was also suggested where “other regulators or professional bodies” were referenced, they should be named or the reference should be removed, so as not to expose licensed insurance brokers to double jeopardy. That said, certain respondents requested that the draft Brokers’ Code include specific...

... referenced, they should be named or the reference should be removed, so as not to expose licensed insurance agents to double jeopardy. That said, certain respondents requested that the draft Agents’ Code include specific reference to the Personal Data (Privacy) Ordinance (Cap. 468) (“PDPO”) and related...

... It was also suggested where “other regulators or professional bodies” were referenced, they should be named or the reference should be removed, so as not to expose licensed insurance brokers to double jeopardy. That said, certain respondents requested that the draft Brokers’ Code include specific...

... egn2019232121 G.N. (E.) 21 of 2019 UNITED NATIONS (ANTI-TERRORISM MEASURES) ORDINANCE (Chapter 575) Updating of specification of names of persons designated as terrorists or terrorist associates by the Committees of the United Nations Security Council established pursuant to the Resolutions 1267 (1...

... egn2019232222 G.N. (E.) 22 of 2019 UNITED NATIONS (ANTI-TERRORISM MEASURES) ORDINANCE (Chapter 575) Updating of specification of names of persons designated as terrorists or terrorist associates by the Committees of the United Nations Security Council established pursuant to the Resolutions 1267 (1...

...” has a double meaning. The Ordinance, when referring to “Third Party” risks, means potential liability for death or injury only. On the other hand, a motor insurance policy described as “Third Party”, covers liability for Property Damage to third parties, in addition to liability for death or injury. 1...

... policies in Hong Kong). Liability for Property Damage to third parties is not a compulsory insurance requirement. (ii) The term “Third Party” has a double meaning. The Ordinance, when referring to “Third Party” risks, means potential liability for death or injury only. On the other hand, a motor insurance...

...” has a double meaning. The Ordinance, when referring to “Third Party” risks, means potential liability for death or injury only. On the other hand, a motor insurance policy described as “Third Party”, covers liability for Property Damage to third parties, in addition to liability for death or injury. 1...

... Office of the Commissioner of Insurance 2013 Annual Report 2 Contents Contents 2 Mission Statement 3 Key Indicators 5 Insurance Industry Statistical Highlights 8 Message from the Commissioner 12 1. Work of the Insurance Authority 15 2. General Insurance Business 26 3. Long Term Insurance Business 5...

... Office of the Commissioner of Insurance 2013 Annual Report 2 Contents Contents 2 Mission Statement 3 Key Indicators 5 Insurance Industry Statistical Highlights 8 Message from the Commissioner 12 1. Work of the Insurance Authority 15 2. General Insurance Business 26 3. Long Term Insurance Business 5...