... 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...

... policy for employees; outpatient insurance plans; non-indemnity insurance plans including hospital cash plans and critical illness cash plans; and indemnity insurance plans that cover specific illnesses (e.g. cancer) only. (3) An individual IHIP can qualify as either type of Certified Plans, namely a...

... inclusiveness and facilitate the development of a more balanced market with more demand for protection-type insurance products. Consumers will also be empowered with more product choices and easier access, and provided with improved customer experience. 5 Second, we strive to foster a healthy ecosystem for...

... inclusiveness and facilitate the development of a more balanced market with more demand for protection-type insurance products. Consumers will also be empowered with more product choices and easier access, and provided with improved customer experience. 5 Second, we strive to foster a healthy ecosystem for...

... inclusiveness and facilitate the development of a more balanced market with more demand for protection-type insurance products. Consumers will also be empowered with more product choices and easier access, and provided with improved customer experience. 5 Second, we strive to foster a healthy ecosystem for...

... including, without limitation, those that have  only  a  small  investment  or  savings  component  such  as  medical,  term  or  critical  illness    ‐ 2 ‐  insurance. Where a gift is offered for this type of product, the gift should be relevant to that  product (e.g. a free medical check‐up) and should...

... Identification 8. Common personal particulars should be recorded, and whenever necessary verified, for identification purpose. They should include but not limited to: full name, date of birth, nationality, identity document type and number, residential address, and contact number(s). 9. When it is a trustee who...

... recorded, and whenever necessary verified with copy of the documentary proof kept in file. They should include but not limited to: full name, date of birth, nationality, identity document type and number, residential address, and contact number(s). 9. When it is a trustee who will be the prospective...

... Complaint Form: • Introduce a new Complaint Form with the Personal Information Collection Statement and consent to transfer personal data to designated parties. • Encourage the complainant to lodge a complaint in written form to avoid any miscommunication. 21 New Initiatives – Enhanced Complaints Handling...

... Complaint Form: • Introduce a new Complaint Form with the Personal Information Collection Statement and consent to transfer personal data to designated parties. • Encourage the complainant to lodge a complaint in written form to avoid any miscommunication. 21 New Initiatives – Enhanced Complaints Handling...