... Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes in 2000, the value of insurance products in providing for the welfare of people in old age or family tragedy is very evident; (v) economic growth/development: it will be obvious that few people would venture their capital on costly projects without the protection of...

... insurance, particularly, offers a convenient and effective way of providing for the future. With the introduction of the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes in 2000, the value of insurance products in providing for the welfare of people in old age or family tragedy is very evident; (v) economic growth...

... expenses and IT expenses, to name just a few of those costs) are significantly higher than twenty years ago. Having considered the economic developments and the operational needs of insurance broker companies, therefore, we are of the view that the minimum paid-up share capital and net assets amounts...

... expenses and IT expenses, to name just a few of those costs) are significantly higher than twenty years ago. Having considered the economic developments and the operational needs of insurance broker companies, therefore, we are of the view that the minimum paid-up share capital and net assets amounts...

... expenses and IT expenses, to name just a few of those costs) are significantly higher than twenty years ago. Having considered the economic developments and the operational needs of insurance broker companies, therefore, we are of the view that the minimum paid-up share capital and net assets amounts...

... expenses and IT expenses, to name just a few of those costs) are significantly higher than twenty years ago. Having considered the economic developments and the operational needs of insurance broker companies, therefore, we are of the view that the minimum paid-up share capital and net assets amounts...

... providing for the future. With the introduction of the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes in 2000, the value of insurance products in providing for the welfare of people in old age or family tragedy is very evident; (v) economic growth/development: it will be obvious that few people would venture their...

... providing for the future. With the introduction of the Mandatory Provident Fund Schemes in 2000, the value of insurance products in providing for the welfare of people in old age or family tragedy is very evident; (v) economic growth/development: it will be obvious that few people would venture their...

... set out risk management and governance requirements that a designated insurance holding company is expected to apply across the group, which include a requirement to carry out a Group Internal Economic Capital Assessment (“GIECA”), and an Own Risk and Solvency Assessment (“ORSA”) to assess present and...

... the market is charging cannot be ignored. (c) Economic changes: extended times of affluence or recession will doubtlessly have an impact on all product prices, including insurance. (d) Public health: abnormal developments in this area (e.g. the AIDS epidemic) cannot be ignored in rating. (e) Fiscal...