... _____________________________________________________ hereby declare and confirm that: Name of Applicant  The board of directors/ the partnership has passed a resolution to approve the Applicant to make this application (where applicable).  I am/We are applying for an Insurance Agency Licence to carry on regulated activities as set out in the Insurance...

... par with international best practices. In June 2016, we issued the Guidance Note on Reinsurance (GN17), which set out the principles for establishing sound reinsurance management frameworks, and also provide guidance on reinsurance reporting and how we will assess the adequacy of reinsurance...

... par with international best practices. In June 2016, we issued the Guidance Note on Reinsurance (GN17), which set out the principles for establishing sound reinsurance management frameworks, and also provide guidance on reinsurance reporting and how we will assess the adequacy of reinsurance...

... par with international best practices. In June 2016, we issued the Guidance Note on Reinsurance (GN17), which set out the principles for establishing sound reinsurance management frameworks, and also provide guidance on reinsurance reporting and how we will assess the adequacy of reinsurance...

... regulatory regime for licensed insurance agencies As you will be aware, the direct regulatory regime for licensed insurance intermediaries, as set out in the Insurance Ordinance (Cap. 41) (“Ordinance”) has been in effect for just over one year now, having commenced on 23 September 2019. Based on our...

...), and after considering the Comprehensive Report of the Ombudsperson on this delisting request. Therefore, the assets freeze, travel ban and arms embargo set out in paragraph 2 of Security Council resolution 2253 (2015) no longer apply to the name set out below: A. Individual associated with ISIL (Da...

... look beyond the strict interpretation of policy terms in making a ruling. In addition, as far as good insurance practice is concerned, the Complaints Panel relies heavily on the expected standards set out in The Code of Conduct for Insurers, with particular reference to “Part III: Claims”. Please also...

... that the Complaints Panel of the ICCB is empowered by the Articles of Association of the ICCB to look beyond the strict interpretation of policy terms in making a ruling. In addition, as far as good insurance practice is concerned, the Complaints Panel relies heavily on the expected standards set out...

... identify all the connected parties of the customer by obtaining their names. – Connected parties are, for example  directors of corporations;  partners of partnerships; and  trustees (or equivalent) of trusts or other similar legal arrangements – The screening requirements set out in Chapter 6 should...