... :- ................................................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................................................ (Classes as set out in Parts 2 and 3 of Schedule 1.) 2. We further certify that the information supplied in support of this application is true and correct and that all estimates given are reasonable interpretations of facts which have been carefully considered and assessed. 3. We undertake to notify the...

... the following classes of reinsurance business in or from Hong Kong : (Classes as set out in Parts 2 and 3 of Schedule 1.) 2. We further certify that the information supplied in support of this application is true and correct and that all estimates given are reasonable interpretations of facts which...

... :- ................................................................................................................................................................ ................................................................................................................................................................ (Classes as set out in Parts 2 and 3 of Schedule 1.) 2. We further certify that the information supplied in support of this application is true and correct and that all estimates given are reasonable interpretations of facts which have been carefully considered and assessed. 3. We undertake to notify the...

... Complaints Panel relies heavily on the expected standards set out in The Code of Conduct for Insurers, with particular reference to “Part III: Claims”. It should be noted, however, that these Study Notes will not make you a fully qualified underwriter or other insurance specialist. It is intended to give a...

... far as good insurance practice is concerned, the Insurance Claims Complaints Panel relies heavily on the expected standards set out in The Code of Conduct for Insurers, with particular reference to “Part III: Claims”. It should be noted, however, that these Study Notes will not make you a fully...

... Complaints Bureau (‘ICB’) with effect from 16 January 2018. This Update serves to set out the textual updates to the Study Notes for the Long Term Insurance Examination (2017 Edition) to reflect the aforesaid change. Existing Wording Updated Wording Sections They being decided cases of the Insurance Claims...

... G business and its implication on the retirement planning of the insuring public, the IA considers it appropriate that a set of guidelines on reserve provisions for Class G business should be promulgated for compliance by authorized long term insurers. 1.3. The objective of this Guideline is to...

... anniversary day will fall in the succeeding month. A sample of the Annual Fee Notice is set out in Annex E for information. 11. Insurers should settle the Fees，both the fixed and variable, in full with one payment. DEFINITIONS OF TERMS 12. Where a term used in the Note is defined in Cap. 41 or the subsidiary...

... specified in Class C in Part 2 of the First Schedule to the ICO. 2) The FNA must include all the questions and multiple choice options as set out in the Appendix. However, Member Companies may include additional questions and/or multiple choice options, if they consider that such will further enhance the...

... concerned, the Insurance Claims Complaints Panel relies heavily on the expected standards set out in The Code of Conduct for Insurers, with particular reference to “Part III: Claims”. It should be noted, however, that these Study Notes will not make you a fully qualified underwriter or other insurance...