... replacement： a) You could be paying the policy set-up cost TWICE – the set-up cost is usually two years premiums or 10% of single premium of the basic life insurance policy replaced/to be replaced (This is for reference only; the Agent/Broker should advise you of the estimated loss for this replacement...

... consistent with each other. 5. The forms or instruments for identification, needs analysis and/or risk profile if applicable may be either presented as separate documents or consolidated into one single document. In any case, Members should ensure that the forms or instruments should be properly completed...

... replacement： a) You could be paying the policy set-up cost TWICE – the set-up cost is usually two years premiums or 10% of single premium of the basic life insurance policy replaced/to be replaced (This is for reference only; the Agent/Broker should advise you of the estimated loss for this replacement...

... implications of the replacement： a) You could be paying the policy set-up cost TWICE – the set-up cost is usually two years premiums or 10% of single premium of the basic life insurance policy replaced/to be replaced (This is for reference only; the Agent/Broker should advise you of the estimated loss for this...

... brokerage profession who literally keep Hong Kong ticking every single day. Finally, faced with a rapidly evolving environment and an increasingly exotic portfolio of risks, CIB could serve as a helpful guide for the industry on how to overcome challenges and adapt to change. Since one of the presentations...

... brokerage profession who literally keep Hong Kong ticking every single day. Finally, faced with a rapidly evolving environment and an increasingly exotic portfolio of risks, CIB could serve as a helpful guide for the industry on how to overcome challenges and adapt to change. Since one of the presentations...

... medical products continued to dominate as before, representing 48%, 37% and 4% of new policies taken out by Mainland visitors respectively. About 98% of policies were settled at regular intervals, i.e. non-single premiums. General business The gross and net premiums of general...

... total for individual businesses. The significant upturn is caused by impact of isolated transactions and a relatively low base of comparison for 2021. Some 95% of the policies taken out by this group of customers were settled at regular intervals (i.e. non-single premium). Whole life, critical illness...

... intervals (i.e. non-single premium). General business In the first half of 2023, the gross and net premiums of general insurance business were $37 billion (increased by 5.1%) and $23.3 billion (increased by 3.4%) respectively, against which total gross claims of $15.2 billion...

... quarterly basis, but the first three quarters still saw such premiums reaching $46.8 billion or 32% of the total for individual businesses. As before, around 97% of the policies taken out by this group of customers were settled at regular intervals (i.e. non-single premium). Whole life, critical illness and...