... Regulation of Insurance Companies in Hong Kong 6/1 6.1.1 Insurance Companies Ordinance (‘ICO’) 6.1.2 Code of Conduct for Insurers 6.1.3 Guidelines on Complaint Handling 6.1.4 Insurance Claims Complaints Bureau (‘ICCB’) 6.2 Regulation of Insurance Intermediaries in Hong Kong 6/15 6.2.1 Roles and...

... Insurance Authority – Briefing Session on 21 July 2017 31 July 2017 1 Bullet points of major principles/concepts for premium levy collection:  Deduct levy (together with premium) by auto-pay  Need policy holder consent, e.g. notify policy holder of the “default option” and allow opt out in...

... Meeting of the Future Task Force Working Group on Promoting Positive Image of Insurance Industry “Building a Positive Image by Reinforcing Trust through Good Conduct and Ethical Practices” Virtual Meeting on 16 December 2020 Time Programme 3:00 pm Welcome remarks  Dr Moses Cheng, Chairman...

... throughout this challenging period. RIME will enable candidates to take certain IIQE papers remotely on their own computers, provided they have a stable internet connection, a webcam, microphone and speaker, so that remote invigilation can take place. RIME is only available, however, for the three basic IIQE...

... is worth noting that the ICB has no jurisdiction over insurance intermediaries’ misconduct. The ICB continues to have a compulsory membership of all authorised insurers carrying on personal insurance business in Hong Kong. The independence and impartiality of the ICB are partly reflected by the...

... supervisory requirements adopted under Phase 2 of the TFM. (vii) Insurers and intermediaries should put in place adequate policies and procedures, as well as control and monitoring on transactions where the variation has been adopted. (viii) Insurers and intermediaries should provide staff training as...