... appropriate and regular training to licensed insurance intermediaries and staff, where appropriate, to ensure that the process as set out in this Guideline is duly completed. The relevant operational control mechanism and training should cover the above requirement(s) relating to the unusual features. The RPQ...

... appropriate and regular training to licensed insurance intermediaries and staff, where appropriate, to ensure that the process as set out in this Guideline is duly completed. The relevant operational control mechanism and training should cover the above requirement(s) relating to the unusual features. The RPQ...

... appropriate and regular training to licensed insurance intermediaries and staff, where appropriate, to ensure that the process as set out in this Guideline is duly completed. The relevant operational control mechanism and training should cover the above requirement(s) relating to the unusual features. The RPQ...

... measured in the previous steps, effective risk management policies and procedures must be established. Risk management is a top-down process and therefore the endorsement of top management is one of the key success elements of risk management policy. The policy must be set out clearly and properly...

... manage the risk identified and measured in the previous steps, effective risk management policies and procedures must be established. Risk management is a top-down process and therefore the endorsement of top management is one of the key success elements of risk management policy. The policy must be set...

... third party traffic accident victim (or his/her dependants) who suffers bodily injury or death but is unable to obtain compensation because the driver is uninsured or untraceable. As a result of the legislative changes in 1995 whereby insurance policies are allowed to set a limit on third party...

... Implementation of New Regulatory Regime for Insurance Intermediaries Introduction Currently, insurance intermediaries are regulated by three Self-Regulatory Organizations (“SROs”), namely the Insurance Agents Registration Board set up by The...

... Self-Regulatory Organisations (SROs)1. Under the new statutory regime, the two codes of conduct will specify fundamental conduct requirements expected of them. The draft Codes of Conduct set out eight core General Principles, under which standards and practices are elaborated. When formulating these...

... Some Members have wrongly interpreted that brokerage or fee income earned from Linked Long Term Insurance Business does not fall within the definition of “Insurance Brokerage Income”. Members’ attention is particularly drawn to the phrase “any contract which contains an element of insurance...

... application (It may take 5 to 20 working days, fee is required) (ii) Paper application submitted through local agencies (It may take around 2 months, fee is required) 5. After obtaining a verification report issued by CHESICC, authenticity of certificate can be verified online by inputting of verification...