... seats have been taken on the bus. 3.2.2 Utmost Good Faith Insurance is subject to a more stringent common law principle of good faith, often called the principle of utmost good faith. It means that each party is under a duty to reveal all vital information (called material facts) to the other party...

... available information, e.g. the nature of the transaction itself, and the parties involved in the transaction, particularly when the individuals or entities appear on any current list of suspected terrorists. It would be useful for you to adopt the Guidance as part of the training material for...

... refer to my previous correspondence on the above Executive Order issued by the US President. The US Government designated a sixth list of 5 names under the Executive Order on 20 December 2001. The list includes organizations and individuals which provide financial or material support to...

... material impact on the financial strength and sustainability of an insurer, with due emphasis placed on adequacy of paid-up capital, asset quality, reserving position and reinsurance arrangements. On-site Inspection The IA conducts regular on-site...

... conditions. You should carefully assess your insurance needs as well as the pros and cons of surrendering or replacing a policy before making the decision. Don’t take the information contained in promotion material as the terms and conditions of an insurance policy, it usually only summarises the key...

... conditions. You should carefully assess your insurance needs as well as the pros and cons of surrendering or replacing a policy before making the decision. Don’t take the information contained in promotion material as the terms and conditions of an insurance policy, it usually only summarises the key...

... conditions. You should carefully assess your insurance needs as well as the pros and cons of surrendering or replacing a policy before making the decision. Don’t take the information contained in promotion material as the terms and conditions of an insurance policy, it usually only summarises the key...

... an insurance contract pertaining to any person with an address or residence in Japan unless a prior permission is obtained from the FSA. Otherwise, the person who fails to obtain the permission may be subject to a fine of not more than 500,000 yen under Article 337 of the Act. 2. Under “duty of care...

... of the Board, the Controller and the Appointed Actuary 4.1 It is the duty of the Controller, as specified under section 13A(12) of the Ordinance, to ensure that requirements set out in this Guideline and the relevant ICPs are observed throughout the life cycle of all long term (except Class C...