... Capital The minimum paid-up capital is currently HK$10 million, or HK$20 million for a composite insurer (i.e. carrying on both general and long term business) or for an insurer wishing to carry on statutory classes of insurance business.  It should be emphasized that these are the minimum...

... Scheme of the Law Society of Hong Kong, my law firm was appointed to be one of the panel solicitors. As such, I had the opportunity of dealing with many professional indemnity claims. When development of my Firm brought me into commercial and corporate practice, the opportunities of working with the...

... Scheme of the Law Society of Hong Kong, my law firm was appointed to be one of the panel solicitors. As such, I had the opportunity of dealing with many professional indemnity claims. When development of my Firm brought me into commercial and corporate practice, the opportunities of working with the...

... Scheme of the Law Society of Hong Kong, my law firm was appointed to be one of the panel solicitors. As such, I had the opportunity of dealing with many professional indemnity claims. When development of my Firm brought me into commercial and corporate practice, the opportunities of working with the...

... questions and answers process HKQIS2018_Life _Q&A_Template. xlsx HKQIS2018_General _Q&A_Template.xlsx Insurers carrying on long term business only should use the package for long term business, while insurers carrying on general business only should use the package for general business. Composite insurers...

... powers of delegation, the IARB may at any time establish a Panel or Panels which shall consist of at least one IARB Board Member. A Panel shall consider and deal with such matters and things as may be referred to it by the IARB. Subject to clause 10 below, the IARB may delegate any of its powers or...

... must be either a general business insurer with an application for general business only, or a long term business insurer with an 5 application for long term business only. A composite insurer wishing to carry on either general or long term business in Hong Kong will need to form a separate company for...

... must be either a general business insurer with an application for general business only, or a long term business insurer with an 5 application for long term business only. A composite insurer wishing to carry on either general or long term business in Hong Kong will need to form a separate company for...

... must be either a general business insurer with an application for general business only, or a long term business insurer with an 5 application for long term business only. A composite insurer wishing to carry on either general or long term business in Hong Kong will need to form a separate company for...

...) with the exception of professional reinsurer, the applicant must be either a general business insurer with an application for general business only, or a long term business insurer with an application for long term business only. A composite insurer wishing to carry on either general or long term...