... company. 3. In the case of a non-Hong Kong company, the date of registration under Part 16 of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), the registered number, the address of the principal place of business in Hong Kong and the name and address of the person in Hong Kong authorized to accept service on behalf of...

... company. 3. In the case of a non-Hong Kong company, the date of registration under Part 16 of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), the registered number, the address of the principal place of business in Hong Kong and the name and address of the person in Hong Kong authorized to accept service on behalf of...

... company. 3. In the case of a non-Hong Kong company, the date of registration under Part 16 of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622), the registered number, the address of the principal place of business in Hong Kong and the name and address of the person in Hong Kong authorized to accept service on behalf of...

... providing a non-insurance professional service, but in his marketing of that service he indicates a regulated activity to be included as an incidental part of the professional service he provides. It might also include a situation where the person gives the impression that he is licensed to carry on such...

... providing a non-insurance professional service, but in his marketing of that service he indicates a regulated activity to be included as an incidental part of the professional service he provides. It might also include a situation where the person gives the impression that he is licensed to carry on such...

... the pandemic. In times of adversity, however, insurance practitioners have always shown an uncanny ability to face down challenge, adapt and get on with it, by finding ways to provide service to policyholders and to continue to manage society’s risks. Resilience is in the industry’s DNA, as is the...

... commissions, service fees or marketing allowances paid by the insurers. For these, additional measures for disclosure (over and above those stated in this Practice Note) may be required to be given by the licensed insurance broker company to the client and express consent obtained. Please also see circular...

... commissions, service fees or marketing allowances paid by the insurers. For these, additional measures for disclosure (over and above those stated in this Practice Note) may be required to be given by the licensed insurance broker company to the client and express consent obtained. Please also see circular...

... facilitate consumers in making more informed and better choices. Customers are looking for value to be clearly demonstrated, reflecting a balance of price, product features and service tailored to their personal needs. Once they have made their choice and established a relationship with a service provider...

... facilitate consumers in making more informed and better choices. Customers are looking for value to be clearly demonstrated, reflecting a balance of price, product features and service tailored to their personal needs. Once they have made their choice and established a relationship with a service provider...