... which is due from the policy holder after the end of the 1st policy year. If the customer makes a purchase under that promotion, the right to the rebate at the end of the 1st policy year must form part of the terms and conditions of the contract of insurance (in order for it to be enforceable against...

... These terrorist-related designations are identified by the program tag “[SDGT]” at the end of their entries in the Specially Designated Nationals and Blocked Persons List (“SDN List”) 1 . These SDGT designations include, among others, designations under the Executive Order 13224 2 . 1 Please note that...

... (appointed by policyholders) and the cap was introduced in the 1990s in order to underpin this distinction which gives rise to different responsibilities and requirements (including the requirement for brokers to comply with minimum capital requirements, procure minimum levels of professional indemnity...

... REGIME FOR INSURANCE INTERMEDIARIES PRUDENTIAL SUPERVISION In order to benchmark with prevailing international standards, the IA is seeking to forge a consensus among insurers on key parameters of the Risk-based Capital Regime. A group-wide supervision framework is being molded to consolidate the status...

... REGIME FOR INSURANCE INTERMEDIARIES PRUDENTIAL SUPERVISION In order to benchmark with prevailing international standards, the IA is seeking to forge a consensus among insurers on key parameters of the Risk-based Capital Regime. A group-wide supervision framework is being molded to consolidate the status...

... careful verification of all new applications and subsequent change applications for ILAS products in every aspect, and regular review and follow-up with client in respect of his/her ILAS policies. Further, in order to avoid any errors, omissions, or any negligent or even fraudulent acts, Member must...

...” (the UK equivalent of the American term “policyowner”) possesses against third parties, to seek to recover his payment to the policyholder. This does not apply to life insurance. If, for example, a third party negligently damages a person's car (which has a comprehensive cover), the person's motor...

... example, a third party negligently damages a person's car (which has a comprehensive cover), the person's motor insurer must pay but can attempt to recover its payment from the third party. In that same accident if an innocent victim in the car is killed, his life insurer must pay without an ensuing right...

...”) possesses against third parties, to seek to recover his payment to the policyholder. This does not apply to life insurance. If, for example, a third party negligently damages a person's car (which has a comprehensive cover), the person's motor insurer must pay but can attempt to recover its payment from the...