... read in conjunction with the relevant provisions of the Ordinance, all other relevant rules, codes, circulars, and guidelines issued by the IA or other regulatory bodies, including but not limited to the following: (a) Section 90(d) of the Ordinance, which requires a licensed insurance intermediary...

... read in conjunction with the relevant provisions of the Ordinance, all other relevant rules, codes, circulars, and guidelines issued by the IA or other regulatory bodies, including but not limited to the following: (a) Section 90(d) of the Ordinance, which requires a licensed insurance intermediary...

... on approval of an individual as an RO of a PI, and amend or revoke any such conditions imposed, pursuant to section 34X of the Ordinance. The MPFA will consult the FR, or the IR to be assigned as the FR of the PI, SI or RO, as the case may be, before imposing any such conditions, or amending or...

... on approval of an individual as an RO of a PI, and amend or revoke any such conditions imposed, pursuant to section 34X of the Ordinance. The MPFA will consult the FR, or the IR to be assigned as the FR of the PI, SI or RO, as the case may be, before imposing any such conditions, or amending or...

... on approval of an individual as an RO of a PI, and amend or revoke any such conditions imposed, pursuant to section 34X of the Ordinance. The MPFA will consult the FR, or the IR to be assigned as the FR of the PI, SI or RO, as the case may be, before imposing any such conditions, or amending or...

... on approval of an individual as an RO of a PI, and amend or revoke any such conditions imposed, pursuant to section 34X of the Ordinance. The MPFA will consult the FR, or the IR to be assigned as the FR of the PI, SI or RO, as the case may be, before imposing any such conditions, or amending or...

... benefit x number of payments) is therefore decreasing as time goes by). Suppose a life insured under a 5-year family income plan for a monthly benefit of $1,000 dies at the end of year 4. The plan will pay the beneficiary 12 monthly payments of $1,000 each, totalling $12,000. On the other hand, a death at...

...: perhaps linked with another policy plan which provides a lump sum payment on death, a family income plan will pay a stated monthly death benefit to the beneficiaries for the remainder of a specified period (the total amount payable (i.e. monthly benefit x number of payments) is therefore decreasing as...

... benefit x number of payments) is therefore decreasing as time goes by). Suppose a life insured under a 5-year family income plan for a monthly benefit of $1,000 dies at the end of year 4. The plan will pay the beneficiary 12 monthly payments of $1,000 each, totalling $12,000. On the other hand, a death at...

... P&P Study Notes Insurance Intermediaries Quality Assurance Scheme Principles and Practice of Insurance Examination Study Notes 2017 Edition i PREFACE These Study Notes have been prepared to correspond with the various Chapters in the Syllabus for the Principles and Practice of Insurance Examination...