... intermediaries’ remuneration, the need to complete the post-sale call, the 21-day cooling-off period etc. The IFS/AD must be duly signed by the client. 5.3 Member has the duty to put in place a proper mechanism to ensure full understanding of the above by the client, as evidenced in the IFS/AD. 6. Post-sale...

... 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...

... 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...

..., perhaps alongside others, for comparing different annuity policies or comparing an annuity product with another type of financial product. - GL19 requires that the IRR of the annuity policy should be disclosed in the PB both in the form of minimum to maximum IRRs for the guaranteed portion (i.e....

... the various products. It must be noted that insurers generally differ from each other in various degrees in the policy wording and terms adopted for the same type of insurance. From a practical point of view, we shall present in these notes what may be considered a representative summary of the...

... based on the client’s circumstances. 6 The range of insurance products and insurers which is “sufficient” for the purpose of 2.2(b) will depend on the type of insurance product being sourced and the extent to which it is available in the insurance market. It is recognized that certain insurance products...

... based on the client’s circumstances. 6 The range of insurance products and insurers which is “sufficient” for the purpose of 2.2(b) will depend on the type of insurance product being sourced and the extent to which it is available in the insurance market. It is recognized that certain insurance products...

... based on the client’s circumstances. 6 The range of insurance products and insurers which is “sufficient” for the purpose of 2.2(b) will depend on the type of insurance product being sourced and the extent to which it is available in the insurance market. It is recognized that certain insurance products...

... able to purchase it: (i) state the objective(s) of the policy; (ii) state the type and nature of the policy (e.g. “The product is a long term insurance plan underwritten by [name of authorized insurer] and is neither a bank deposit nor a bank savings plan”); (iii) highlight the target premium amount...