... this Guidance Note on Conducting “Know Your Client” Procedures for Long Term Insurance Business (Including Linked Long Term Insurance). Background CIB Membership Regulation 14.7.2 requires our Members and their Chief Executive and Technical Representatives to use a suitable confidential questionnaire...

...  determine  if  a  rider  application  (including  top‐up  or  rider  added  after  policy issuance) needs to be companied by an FNA form?  A  1. Treatment for riders should follow the requirement as if it is a basic plan.          Q  2. Please provide  a definition of  'top‐ups',  in particular whether...

... Chapters should be studied carefully, but the following table indicates areas of particular importance: Chapter Relative Weight 1 12% 2 16% 3 30% 4 9% 5 5% 6 21% 7 7% Total 100% 1/1 1 RISK AND INSURANCE 1.1 CONCEPT OF RISK 1.1.1 Meaning of Risk There have been many attempts to define ‘risk’. Probably, to...

... customers have taken up the top-up option. Q2 Referring to paragraph 4.2 of the Guideline, please clarify if there is any minimum requirement to classify a product as having refundable feature. For example, does a product refunding 30% (or even smaller) of total premium paid fall into the scope? 2 A2...

... customers have taken up the top-up option. Q2 Referring to paragraph 4.2 of the Guideline, please clarify if there is any minimum requirement to classify a product as having refundable feature. For example, does a product refunding 30% (or even smaller) of total premium paid fall into the scope? 2 A2...

... to whom the applicant places his client's business and the respective shares of brokerage income derived from these insurers: % of Total Name of Insurers Brokerage Income 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 2. Names and addresses of the applicant's principal bankers: 3. (i) If the applicant is a limited company, state...

... to whom the applicant places his client's business and the respective shares of brokerage income derived from these insurers: % of Total Name of Insurers Brokerage Income 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 2. Names and addresses of the applicant's principal bankers: 3. (i) If the applicant is a limited company, state...

... to whom the applicant places his client's business and the respective shares of brokerage income derived from these insurers: % of Total Name of Insurers Brokerage Income 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 2. Names and addresses of the applicant's principal bankers: 3. (i) If the applicant is a limited company, state...

.../considerations.) (2) Cooling-off Period: You have the right to cancel this ILAS policy and get back your original investments (subject to market value adjustment) within the cooling-off period, which is the period of 21 calendar days immediately following either the day of delivery of (i) the policy; or (ii) the...