... Consultation Conclusions on the Draft Code of Conduct for Licensed Insurance Agents September 2019 Consultation Conclusions on the Draft Code of Conduct for Licensed Insurance Agents 1 Contents Introduction 2 Feedback Received and Insurance Authority’s Response 3 Conclusions and Next Steps 26 Annex...

... Consultation Conclusions on the Draft Code of Conduct for Licensed Insurance Brokers September 2019 Consultation Conclusions on the Draft Code of Conduct for Licensed Insurance Brokers 1 Contents Introduction 2 Feedback Received and Insurance Authority’s Response 3 Conclusions and Next Steps 26 Ann...

... Consultation Conclusions on: (1) Draft Guideline on Fit and Proper Criteria for Licensed Insurance Intermediaries under the Insurance Ordinance (Cap. 41) and (2) Draft Guideline on Continuing Professional Development for Licensed Insurance Intermediaries July 2019 Contents Executive Summary 1 Feedb...

... purchase of materials and services (i.e. commonly held chemicals, a motor vehicle, etc.) to further their goals, with the only covert fact being the intended use of such materials and services purchased. Therefore, both for terrorist funds derived from criminal activity and for legitimately sourced funds...

... purchase of materials and services (i.e. commonly held chemicals, a motor vehicle, etc.) to further their goals, with the only covert fact being the intended use of such materials and services purchased. Therefore, both for terrorist funds derived from criminal activity and for legitimately sourced funds...

... purchase of materials and services (i.e. commonly held chemicals, a motor vehicle, etc.) to further their goals, with the only covert fact being the intended use of such materials and services purchased. Therefore, both for terrorist funds derived from criminal activity and for legitimately sourced funds...

...” (the UK equivalent of the American term “policyowner”) possesses against third parties, to seek to recover his payment to the policyholder. This does not apply to life insurance. If, for example, a third party negligently damages a person's car (which has a comprehensive cover), the person's motor...

... example, a third party negligently damages a person's car (which has a comprehensive cover), the person's motor insurer must pay but can attempt to recover its payment from the third party. In that same accident if an innocent victim in the car is killed, his life insurer must pay without an ensuing right...

...”) possesses against third parties, to seek to recover his payment to the policyholder. This does not apply to life insurance. If, for example, a third party negligently damages a person's car (which has a comprehensive cover), the person's motor insurer must pay but can attempt to recover its payment from the...

...” (the UK equivalent of the American term “policyowner”) possesses against third parties, to seek to recover his payment to the policyholder. This does not apply to life insurance. If, for example, a third party negligently damages a person's car (which has a comprehensive cover), the person's motor...