... insurance activity only and based on the factors in Tables 6-8, in Appendix C, with the addition of the self retention for a catastrophic event. Note that the test described in this section is only an estimate, and full adjustments for the differences in actuarial and accounting approaches were not carried...

... insurance activity only and based on the factors in Tables 6-8, in Appendix C, with the addition of the self retention for a catastrophic event. Note that the test described in this section is only an estimate, and full adjustments for the differences in actuarial and accounting approaches were not carried...

... association of underwriters approved by the IA or Lloyd’s. 3.2. A service provider shall also provide information whereby it can be contacted, including its full name, office address, e-mail address, telephone number and fax number. 4. Authorization Status 4.1. Regardless of the media used in conducting...

... disclosed and do not have any undisclosed liabilities 6 In other words, the requirements stipulated under the “Additional measures for customers with risk of over-leveraging” are not applicable if the customer has own funds available to pay the policy in full without the use of the premium financing...

... some time after taking out the insurance policy. Insurance is a good example of a market of information asymmetry. Competition will not be able to address the problem of information asymmetry fully because even if insurers are compelled to make full disclosure of all essential information in plain and...

... full range of threat reduction, vulnerability reduction, deterrence, international engagement, incident response, resilience, and recovery activities; (d) “cybersecurity incident” refers to an event that threatens the security of the system of an authorized insurer which includes leakage of data in...

... some time after taking out the insurance policy. Insurance is a good example of a market of information asymmetry. Competition will not be able to address the problem of information asymmetry fully because even if insurers are compelled to make full disclosure of all essential information in plain and...

... some time after taking out the insurance policy. Insurance is a good example of a market of information asymmetry. Competition will not be able to address the problem of information asymmetry fully because even if insurers are compelled to make full disclosure of all essential information in plain and...