... best interests of policy holders and potential policy holders. The Code of Conduct (in particular the standards and practices under General Principle 2) provides guidance on the conduct requirements a licensed insurance agent should adopt in order to meet the section 90(a) requirements. The Code of...

... best interests of policy holders and potential policy holders. The Code of Conduct (in particular the standards and practices under General Principle 2) provides guidance on the conduct requirements a licensed insurance agent should adopt in order to meet the section 90(a) requirements. The Code of...

... best interests of policy holders and potential policy holders. The Code of Conduct (in particular the standards and practices under General Principle 2) provides guidance on the conduct requirements a licensed insurance agent should adopt in order to meet the section 90(a) requirements. The Code of...

... Development. Ideally, insurers will look for investments that represent a good fit to the nature and maturity date of its liabilities, while achieving optimal returns within a defined range of risk tolerance. In reality, however, insurers opt consciously for controlled asset- liability mismatch in order to...

..., the IAIS has published a revision of the Application Paper on Combating Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing, which entails updates in order to align terminology and to ensure consistency with the FATF recommendations, as well as new guidance on elements reflected in the latest version of ICP 22....

... or for personal gain in such case. 5. Confidentiality 5.1 The IA will make every effort to keep the Whistleblower’s identity confidential. In order not to jeopardize the investigation, the Whistleblower is also required to keep confidential the fact that he or she has filed a report, the nature of...

... Development. Ideally, insurers will look for investments that represent a good fit to the nature and maturity date of its liabilities, while achieving optimal returns within a defined range of risk tolerance. In reality, however, insurers opt consciously for controlled asset- liability mismatch in order to...

..., contact lenses, and fragile or brittle articles may be excluded. Policyholders should therefore read the policy terms and conditions carefully. This covers the loss of personal money (e.g. cash, bank cashier’s order and cheques) due to theft, robbery or burglary during the journey....

... Development. Ideally, insurers will look for investments that represent a good fit to the nature and maturity date of its liabilities, while achieving optimal returns within a defined range of risk tolerance. In reality, however, insurers opt consciously for controlled asset- liability mismatch in order to...