... and conditions of a contract of insurance to be issued by the insurer, the underwriter will likely be exempt from the licensing requirement. Q2: An authorized insurer has an in-house risk consultant who has a duty to visit the insured premises to assess risk exposures and give recommendations on risk...

... and conditions of a contract of insurance to be issued by the insurer, the underwriter will likely be exempt from the licensing requirement. Q2: An authorized insurer has an in-house risk consultant who has a duty to visit the insured premises to assess risk exposures and give recommendations on risk...

... and conditions of a contract of insurance to be issued by the insurer, the underwriter will likely be exempt from the licensing requirement. Q2: An authorized insurer has an in-house risk consultant who has a duty to visit the insured premises to assess risk exposures and give recommendations on risk...

... value at the time of death. Who should consider it? Young people wi th l imi ted financial means; individuals who have high protection needs for a period of time or who are looking solely for protection and have other financial plans Individuals in a strong financial s i t ua t i on w ho wa n t b o t h...

... comment for Topic #1] [Please enter the comment for Topic #2] [Please enter the comment for Topic #3] 6) Please list and rank the top five challenges of implementing HKFRS 17. Please also elaborate. For example, timeline, lack of HKFRS 17 expert in the market, lack of in-house expert, budget, lack of...

... the industry has caused us to question if the length of time allocated for the transition is sufficient. Specifically, our key concerns are three-fold: • First, shortage of actuarial, finance and IT resources. In particular, due to the number of smaller insurers who do not have access to in-house...

... the industry has caused us to question if the length of time allocated for the transition is sufficient. Specifically, our key concerns are three-fold: • First, shortage of actuarial, finance and IT resources. In particular, due to the number of smaller insurers who do not have access to in-house...

... the industry has caused us to question if the length of time allocated for the transition is sufficient. Specifically, our key concerns are three-fold: • First, shortage of actuarial, finance and IT resources. In particular, due to the number of smaller insurers who do not have access to in-house...