.../director/controller of . (name of insurance broker) A. Personal Particulars Name: (Surname) (Other names) (Aliases) (Name in Chinese) Date of Birth: Place of Birth: Sex:  M  F Business Address: Residential Address: Telephone Number (Business): (Residence): Hong Kong Identity Card Number: Passport Number...

...; I.          New Statutory Requirements II.         Preparatory Works III.        Proposed New Rules, Codes and Guidelines IV.        Applicable Rules Issued by the SROs ...

... Health Insurance Scheme (“VHIS”) (iii) Term insurance policies (iv) Refundable insurance policies without substantial savings component, or renewable insurance policies without cash value, that provide insurance protection (e.g. hospital cash, medical, critical illness, personal accident, disability or...

... Health Insurance Scheme (“VHIS”) (iii) Term insurance policies (iv) Refundable insurance policies without substantial savings component, or renewable insurance policies without cash value, that provide insurance protection (e.g. hospital cash, medical, critical illness, personal accident, disability or...

...) nature of the conduct (e.g. whether it was intentional, reckless, 3 fraudulent, negligent or technical breach); (ii) impact of the conduct on the interests of policy holders, potential policy holders or the public interest; (iii) costs imposed on and loss or risk of loss caused to policy holders and/or...

... (composite insurer only) This scenario is based on the combination of: (i) life insurance risk scenario i.e. Prescribed Scenario 2 above; (ii) self-defined general insurance loss scenario i.e. Prescribed Scenario 2 under GI Prescribed Scenarios3; and (iii) the worst case market risk scenario as elaborated in...

... (composite insurer only) This scenario is based on the combination of: (i) life insurance risk scenario i.e. Prescribed Scenario 2 above; (ii) self-defined general insurance loss scenario i.e. Prescribed Scenario 2 under GI Prescribed Scenarios3; and (iii) the worst case market risk scenario as elaborated in...

... Parts I and II in relation to the Examination. Both Parts should be studied carefully, but the following table indicates areas of particular importance: Part Relative Weight I 35% II 65% Total 100% ii Part I Principles and Practice of Insurance iii TABLE OF CONTENTS Chapter Page 1. RISK AND INSURANCE 1...

... to: (i) identify; (ii) quantify; and (iii) deal with risks (whether pure or speculative) that threaten an organisation. Tools or measures of risk handling include: · risk avoidance: elimination of the chance of loss of a certain kind by not exposing oneself to the peril (e.g. abandoning a nuclear...