... premium as consideration, which requirement will have the effect of overriding the said legal rule. 2 The insurer's consideration is the promise to pay, etc., rather than the actual payment. In many cases, no claim arises under the policy, but when the insured period ends the insurer is treated as having...

... promise to pay, etc., rather than the actual payment. In many cases, no claim arises under the policy, but when the insured period ends the insurer is treated as having provided consideration, and therefore there will not be a question of the contract being void for lack of consideration leading to an...

... activities; (c) the basis for measuring risks in normal and severe adverse circumstances; and (d) the regulatory capital requirements and Target Capital associated with each material risk and the capital planning period. 6.2.8 The scope, usage and limitations of models and the associated risks of using model...

... activities; (c) the basis for measuring risks in normal and severe adverse circumstances; and (d) the regulatory capital requirements and Target Capital associated with each material risk and the capital planning period. 6.2.8 The scope, usage and limitations of models and the associated risks of using model...

... regulatory capital requirements and Pillar 2 Capital amount associated with each material risk and the capital planning period. 6.2.9 The scope, usage and limitations of models and the associated risks of using model outputs should be well understood and acknowledged by all users of the models and model...

..., in 2016, the total gross premiums increased by over 20% while the growth rate in the first half of 2017 was 14% over the corresponding period in 2016. While the increase may be partly explained by the increase in Mainland visitors buying insurance policies in Hong Kong, there are also rising domestic...

..., in 2016, the total gross premiums increased by over 20% while the growth rate in the first half of 2017 was 14% over the corresponding period in 2016. While the increase may be partly explained by the increase in Mainland visitors buying insurance policies in Hong Kong, there are also rising domestic...

..., in 2016, the total gross premiums increased by over 20% while the growth rate in the first half of 2017 was 14% over the corresponding period in 2016. While the increase may be partly explained by the increase in Mainland visitors buying insurance policies in Hong Kong, there are also rising domestic...

... under the policy, but when the insured period ends the insurer is treated as having provided consideration, and therefore there will not be a question of the contract being void for lack of consideration leading to an entitlement to return premiums. (d) Capacity to contract: it means the legal ability...

... under the policy, but when the insured period ends the insurer is treated as having provided consideration, and therefore there will not be a question of the contract being void for lack of consideration leading to an entitlement to return premiums. (d) Capacity to contract: it means the legal ability...