... potential losses from cyber events. As the regulators, we have to closely monitor the cyber risk management and control systems of insurers to ensure that they align with international best practices. The IA has recently formed an expert panel to help us formulate a cybersecurity strategy. The sharing of...

... potential losses from cyber events. As the regulators, we have to closely monitor the cyber risk management and control systems of insurers to ensure that they align with international best practices. The IA has recently formed an expert panel to help us formulate a cybersecurity strategy. The sharing of...

... Association of Insurance Supervisors. Mr Laurence Li and Mr Christopher Hui will then moderate two panel sessions to shed light on financial connectivity and collaborative growth in the Greater Bay Area (“GBA”) and along the Belt and Road (“B&R”), followed with a second keynote speech by the Financial...

... potential losses from cyber events. As the regulators, we have to closely monitor the cyber risk management and control systems of insurers to ensure that they align with international best practices. The IA has recently formed an expert panel to help us formulate a cybersecurity strategy. The sharing of...

... contribute to the cause in a multi-pronged approach through public advocacy, corporate disclosure, risk modelling, differential underwriting, product innovation and impact investment.” The panel, composed of senior executives from two insurers, a reinsurer and an insurance broker company...

... the Government. In the long run, the IA has to be financially independent of the Government and recover its operating costs. The Insurance Ordinance provides for the IA to collect an annual authorisation fee from insurance companies and user fees for specific services with effect from 26 June 2017....

... the Government. In the long run, the IA has to be financially independent of the Government and recover its operating costs. The Insurance Ordinance provides for the IA to collect an annual authorisation fee from insurance companies and user fees for specific services with effect from 26 June 2017....

... the Government. In the long run, the IA has to be financially independent of the Government and recover its operating costs. The Insurance Ordinance provides for the IA to collect an annual authorisation fee from insurance companies and user fees for specific services with effect from 26 June 2017....

... Complaints Bureau (ICCB), and the rest concern claims disputes that were ultimately settled between the claimants and the insurers concerned without being referred to the ICCB for adjudication. It is worth noting that the Complaints Panel of the ICCB is empowered by the Articles of Association of the ICCB to...

... 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...