.../4 3.2.1 Ordinary Good Faith 3.2.2 Utmost Good Faith 3.2.3 Material Fact 3.2.4 When to Disclose Material Facts 3.2.5 Types of Breach of Utmost Good Faith 3.2.6 Remedies for Breach of Utmost Good Faith 3.3 Proximate Cause 3/7 3.3.1 Meaning and Importance of the Principle 3.3.2 Types of Peril 3.3.3...

... involvement in the operation or administration or management or issuance or distribution of an SFC-authorized investment product or in managing the business of any SFC-licensed corporation); (m) informing the SFC as soon as practicable upon becoming aware of any material issues which may adversely impact any...

... involvement in the operation or administration or management or issuance or distribution of an SFC-authorized investment product or in managing the business of any SFC-licensed corporation); (m) informing the SFC as soon as practicable upon becoming aware of any material issues which may adversely impact any...

... involvement in the operation or administration or management or issuance or distribution of an SFC-authorized investment product or in managing the business of any SFC-licensed corporation); (m) informing the SFC as soon as practicable upon becoming aware of any material issues which may adversely impact any...

..., or attempting to invite or induce, a person to make a material decision; or giving regulated advice. Under the new regulatory regime, any person who carries on a regulated activity2 must possess a valid licence under the Insurance Ordinance, unless exempted. The IA considers various key criteria in...

... purpose and require holistic assets-liabilities management. 2) Risk-sensitive approach that provides a complete reflection of material insurance and financial risks and of the capital requirements that insurers are subjected to. 3) Quantitative and qualitative requirements on ERM and in the ORSA to foster...

... purpose and require holistic assets-liabilities management. 2) Risk-sensitive approach that provides a complete reflection of material insurance and financial risks and of the capital requirements that insurers are subjected to. 3) Quantitative and qualitative requirements on ERM and in the ORSA to foster...

..., or attempting to invite or induce, a person to make a material decision; or giving regulated advice. Under the new regulatory regime, any person who carries on a regulated activity2 must possess a valid licence under the Insurance Ordinance, unless exempted. The IA considers various key criteria in...

... accept the application. Violating the principle of utmost good faith means that the insurer is unable to underwrite fairly and reasonably. In such a case, the insurer may reject claims on the ground of non-disclosure or misrepresentation of material facts, whether or not the facts relate to the illness...

..., or attempting to invite or induce, a person to make a material decision; and giving regulated advice. Under the new regulatory regime, any person who carries on a regulated activity2 must possess a valid licence under the Insurance Ordinance, unless exempted. The IA considers various key criteria in...