... (see 2.2.5(a)). (h) Importance of Certificate of Insurance The certificate of insurance is uniquely significant in motor insurance. Before a policy becomes effective for the purposes of the Ordinance, the insurer must have issued a certificate of insurance in the prescribed form. As an illustration...

... investment choice(s) being switched into are derivative funds or non-derivative funds. (h) Authorized insurers may adopt alternative equivalent mechanisms to the above effect where appropriate. (i) For the avoidance of doubt, please also refer to the requirements as set out in Q&A 17 above which are...

... investment choice(s) being switched into are derivative funds or non-derivative funds. (h) Authorized insurers may adopt alternative equivalent mechanisms to the above effect where appropriate. (i) For the avoidance of doubt, please also refer to the requirements as set out in Q&A 17 above which are...

... investment choice(s) being switched into are derivative funds or non-derivative funds. (h) Authorized insurers may adopt alternative equivalent mechanisms to the above effect where appropriate. (i) For the avoidance of doubt, please also refer to the requirements as set out in Q&A 17 above which are...

... funds for investment purpose. (h) The principles and practices in determining the projected non- guaranteed benefits of standard illustration at point of sales and annual inforce illustration. (i) Measures to manage potential conflict between its duty to policyholders and its duty to shareholders...

... concerned is effected on an indemnity basis, credit life insurance being an example (see 2.1.1a(b)(i))]. (h) When is the interest needed?: this is a key question, and very important consequences flow from its answer. The answer is that an insurable interest is only needed when the contract begins, and...

... amount of the interest the insured (i.e. policyowner) has in the life insured is recoverable under the contract [this provision is significant only where the life insurance concerned is effected on an indemnity basis, credit life insurance being an example (see 2.1.1a(b)(i))]. (h) When is the interest...

... indemnity basis, credit life insurance being an example (see 2.1.1a(b)(i))]. (h) When is the interest needed?: this is a key question, and very important consequences flow from its answer. The answer is that an insurable interest is only needed when the contract begins, and becomes irrelevant thereafter....

... concerned is effected on an indemnity basis, credit life insurance being an example (see 2.1.1a(b)(i))]. (h) When is the interest needed?: this is a key question, and very important consequences flow from its answer. The answer is that an insurable interest is only needed when the contract begins, and...

... the insurer is obliged to pay third parties by virtue of any agreement between the insurer and the Motor Insurers’ Bureau of Hong Kong (see 2.2.5(a)). (h) Importance of Certificate of Insurance The certificate of insurance is uniquely significant in motor insurance. Before a policy becomes effective...