... 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...

... straightforward, involving a simple choice from four alternatives. These we may call Type ‘A’ Questions. A selection of the questions (probably between 10% and 15%) will be slightly more complex, but again involving a choice between four alternatives. These we may call Type ‘B’ Questions. Examples of each are...

... multiple-choice questions. The majority of the questions will be very straightforward, involving a simple choice from four alternatives. These we may call Type ‘A’ Questions. A selection of the questions (probably between 10% and 15%) will be slightly more complex, but again involving a choice between four...

..., registration or approval status, as the case may be, in Hong Kong and elsewhere, if any. Alternatively, it may set out conspicuously in a disclaimer the territory(ies) in which it does not intend to conduct insurance business. 4.3. As a general principle, insurance activities that are conducted from outside of...

... first year of the direct regulatory regime for licensed insurance agents and issues relating to authorized insurers As you will be aware, the new direct regulatory regime for licensed insurance intermediaries, as set out in the Insurance Ordinance (Cap. 41) (the “Ordinance”), has been in effect for just...

... in the Basic Plan Illustration in Section 3 are set out below. The current scale of charges, unless otherwise specified, is not guaranteed and is subject to the company’s sole discretion to change with prior written notice to policyholders # months before effective (note: the # cannot be less than 1...

... of the questions will be very straightforward, involving a simple choice from four alternatives. These we may call Type ‘A’ Questions. A selection of the questions (probably between 10% and 15%) will be slightly more complex, but again involving a choice between four alternatives. These we may call...

... on an ongoing basis No proper documentation for name screening exercises  No name screening mechanism set out in procedural manuals  No screening results retained for customers Recommendations:  Establish and maintain an effective screening mechanism  Document all the name screening results...

... factors set out in this Guideline are not exhaustive. This Guideline does not constitute legal advice. You should seek professional advice if you have any question relating to the application or interpretation of the relevant provisions of the Ordinance. 2. Scope of Application 2.1. “Regulated person” is...

... on an ongoing basis No proper documentation for name screening exercises  No name screening mechanism set out in procedural manuals  No screening results retained for customers Recommendations:  Establish and maintain an effective screening mechanism  Document all the name screening results...