... reflect on the IA’s view of the 5 continued fitness and properness of (i) the directors, controllers and key persons in relevant control functions of the authorized insurers to which this Guideline applies; and (ii) the licensed insurance intermediaries to which this Guideline applies and (in the case of...

... given due consideration to each submission. Industry bodies will be further consulted on the way forward. The Insurance Authority will continue to closely liaise with the industry with a view to enhancing the regulatory framework for insurance intermediaries to protect the interests of the insuring...

... reflect on the IA’s view of the 5 continued fitness and properness of (i) the directors, controllers and key persons in relevant control functions of the authorized insurers to which this Guideline applies; and (ii) the licensed insurance intermediaries to which this Guideline applies and (in the case of...

... reflect on the IA’s view of the 5 continued fitness and properness of (i) the directors, controllers and key persons in relevant control functions of the authorized insurers to which this Guideline applies; and (ii) the licensed insurance intermediaries to which this Guideline applies and (in the case of...

... given due consideration to each submission. Industry bodies will be further consulted on the way forward. The Insurance Authority will continue to closely liaise with the industry with a view to enhancing the regulatory framework for insurance intermediaries to protect the interests of the insuring...

... reflect on the IA’s view of the 5 continued fitness and properness of (i) the directors, controllers and key persons in relevant control functions of the authorized insurers to which this Guideline applies; and (ii) the licensed insurance intermediaries to which this Guideline applies and (in the case of...

... would not by itself render an authorized insurer liable to judicial or other proceedings. A non-compliance may, however, for example reflect on the IA’s view of the continued fitness and properness of the directors, controllers and key persons in relevant control functions of the authorized insurers to...

... would not by itself render an authorized insurer liable to judicial or other proceedings. A non-compliance may, however, for example reflect on the IA’s view of the continued fitness and properness of the directors, controllers and key persons in relevant control functions of the authorized insurers to...

... would not by itself render an authorized insurer liable to judicial or other proceedings. A non-compliance may, however, for example reflect on the IA’s view of the continued fitness and properness of the directors, controllers and key persons in relevant control functions of the authorized insurers to...

... being deprived of such a right. She was reprimanded by the IARB for the above-mentioned misconduct. In view of the increasing number of similar complaints, the IARB issued a guideline in late 2002 to those banks that were registered as insurance agencies and drew their attention to the relevant clauses...