... straightforward, involving a simple choice from four alternatives. These we may call Type ‘A’ Questions. A selection of the questions (probably between 10% and 15%) will be slightly more complex, but again involving a choice between four alternatives. These we may call Type ‘B’ Questions. Examples of each are...

... multiple-choice questions. The majority of the questions will be very straightforward, involving a simple choice from four alternatives. These we may call Type ‘A’ Questions. A selection of the questions (probably between 10% and 15%) will be slightly more complex, but again involving a choice between four...

... in order to receive financing from the lender, the customers should fully understand the relevant risks, limitations and consequences arising from collateral assignment before purchasing a policy through PF. The risk disclosure practice and the level of disclosures were found to vary substantially...

... should also be flexible in order to adapt as risks evolve. As such, life insurance companies and intermediaries will use their judgment, knowledge and expertise to develop an appropriate risk-based approach for their particular organisation, structure and business activities. 19. ML/TF risks can be more...