... liabilities attributable to its long term business under section 22. If not, give reasons why it would not make such separation. 27. A brief summary of the material reinsurance arrangements in respect of each class of insurance business to be written in or from Hong Kong including the company's maximum...

... material changes in the circumstances of the customer or the top-up investment would result in a mismatch. (f) During the sale process of an ILAS product, the customer should be properly apprised of the product features, particularly the fees and charges, including but not limited to surrender or...

... material changes in the circumstances of the customer or the top-up investment would result in a mismatch. (f) During the sale process of an ILAS product, the customer should be properly apprised of the product features, particularly the fees and charges, including but not limited to surrender or...

... material changes in the circumstances of the customer or the top-up investment would result in a mismatch. (f) During the sale process of an ILAS product, the customer should be properly apprised of the product features, particularly the fees and charges, including but not limited to surrender or...

... material changes in the circumstances of the customer or the top-up investment would result in a mismatch. (f) During the sale process of an ILAS product, the customer should be properly apprised of the product features, particularly the fees and charges, including but not limited to surrender or...

... value at the time of death. Who should consider it? Young people wi th l imi ted financial means; individuals who have high protection needs for a period of time or who are looking solely for protection and have other financial plans Individuals in a strong financial s i t ua t i on w ho wa n t b o t h...

... 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 better risk management and policyholders’ protection. Risk-based Capital Regime...

... 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 better risk management and policyholders’ protection. Risk-based Capital Regime...

... 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 better risk management and policyholders’ protection. Risk-based Capital Regime...

... from the date the customer signs it. The customer should be reminded to inform the relevant authorized insurer or the licensed insurance intermediary of any material changes to the information provided during the RPQ process. For the avoidance of doubt, the requirements as set out in paragraph 4.2(e...