... purpose and must be used for business introduced from this type of intermediary. For the avoidance of doubt, however, Member Companies must still follow the requirement under 7.8 of the GN15 during the underwriting process for business introduced by insurance brokers, and follow up with the insurance...

... on. In considering the adequacy of reinsurance arrangements of an insurer, the IA will take into account the following factors:    the type of treaties;    the maximum retention of the insurer;    the security of the reinsurers; and    the spread of risks among participating reinsurers....

... on. In considering the adequacy of reinsurance arrangements of an insurer, the IA will take into account the following factors:    the type of treaties;    the maximum retention of the insurer;    the security of the reinsurers; and    the spread of risks among participating reinsurers....

... on. In considering the adequacy of reinsurance arrangements of an insurer, the IA will take into account the following factors:    the type of treaties;    the maximum retention of the insurer;    the security of the reinsurers; and    the spread of risks among participating reinsurers....

... insurance policy is a type of annuity insurance policy which has an accumulation phase and an annuitization phase. During the accumulation phase, the policy holder pays premiums regularly over a period of time which is then (usually) followed by a deferral period to allow the paid up sum to grow through...

... the “Report” option from the vertical menu on the left; iii. selecting “(8). CPD hours required for the Assessment Period 2021/2022” from the pull down menu of “Report Type”; and iv. clicking ‘Download’. The CPD Lists will be updated by the IA on a daily basis to keep track of the status of the...

... insurance policy is a type of annuity insurance policy which has an accumulation phase and an annuitization phase. During the accumulation phase, the policy holder pays premiums regularly over a period of time which is then (usually) followed by a deferral period to allow the paid up sum to grow through...

...) highlight the type of problems which can arise when a policyholder pays premium to an individual insurance agent, rather than making payment directly to the insurer. These types of problems are illustrated below: As stated in the Code of Conduct for Licensed Insurance Agents, a licensed individual insurance...

...) highlight the type of problems which can arise when a policyholder pays premium to an individual insurance agent, rather than making payment directly to the insurer. These types of problems are illustrated below: As stated in the Code of Conduct for Licensed Insurance Agents, a licensed individual insurance...