... Market Conduct (Acting) CONDUCT IN FOCUS 3 Complaint Statistics 23rd September 2019 to 22nd September 2020 The IA received 1,571 complaints during the period from 23 September 2019 to 22 September 2020, being the first full year following the new regulatory regime for licensed insurance intermediaries...

... leave the entire or part of the annuity payments with the insurers so as to generate future interest. GL19 requires that insurers should, in calculating the IRR, assume that the policyholders or 6 annuitants will choose to receive the annuity payments in full as soon as they fall due. Any reinvestment...

... egn2019232121 G.N. (E.) 21 of 2019 UNITED NATIONS (ANTI-TERRORISM MEASURES) ORDINANCE (Chapter 575) Updating of specification of names of persons designated as terrorists or terrorist associates by the Committees of the United Nations Security Council established pursuant to the Resolutions 1267 (1...

... egn2019232222 G.N. (E.) 22 of 2019 UNITED NATIONS (ANTI-TERRORISM MEASURES) ORDINANCE (Chapter 575) Updating of specification of names of persons designated as terrorists or terrorist associates by the Committees of the United Nations Security Council established pursuant to the Resolutions 1267 (1...

... or insurer, in Hong Kong or elsewhere, which has been compulsorily wound up or made any compromise or arrangement with its creditors or ceased trading in circumstances where its creditors did not receive or have not yet received full settlement of their claims, either whilst the individual concerned...

... or insurer, in Hong Kong or elsewhere, which has been compulsorily wound up or made any compromise or arrangement with its creditors or ceased trading in circumstances where its creditors did not receive or have not yet received full settlement of their claims, either whilst the individual concerned...

... his medical history, even though a medical examination had been provided by the insurer, and therefore upheld the insurer's repudiation of the claim. Remarks: Submitting himself to a medical examination as required by the insurer may not constitute full disclosure of the applicant’s medical history...

... to a medical examination as required by the insurer may not constitute full disclosure of the applicant’s medical history and condition to the insurer, unless the nature of such medical examination is such that it will fully reveal such information. (d) Medical tests: the insurer’s requests to...

... the insurer, and therefore upheld the insurer's repudiation of the claim. Remarks: Submitting himself to a medical examination as required by the insurer may not constitute full disclosure of the applicant’s medical history and condition to the insurer, unless the nature of such medical examination is...