...;building structure” under the fire insurance policy. It turned out that Mrs. Chan had replaced the window with a new one when she renovated her flat two years earlier, so the window was considered to be an “interior decoration”. Mrs. Chan had not purchased any home insurance, so the cost...

... BIA; Mullah Abdul Razaq, Minister of Interior Affairs; Mullah Abdul Samad Khaksar, Deputy (Security) Minister of Interior Affairs; Mohammad Sharif, Deputy Minister of Interior Affairs; Maulavi Noor Jalal, Deputy (Administrative) Minister of Interior Affairs; Maulavi Saed M. Azim Agha, Passport and...

... Understanding Home Insurance Common coverage Home contents Home insurance covers the loss, destruction or damage of home contents in an insured property, including furniture, appliances, clothing, valuables and interior decorations, in the...

... 2022, Mr Ma assisted a client to purchase professional liability and employees’ compensation insurance covering the client’s role as a contractor on an interior renovation project for a period of 4 months commencing 13 January 2022. Mr Ma obtained a quotation from an insurer for the...

... remaining $9,000. Provide the insurer with up-to-date information in a timely manner Policyholders should notify their insurer when they move home or make a structural change to the building during the policy period. Any changes, such as interior decoration of an insured property, may...

... market or to its whole group, is required to prepare ORSA on a sub-group basis (“sub-group ORSA”);  Tier 3 refers to an authorized insurer(s) that is part of an insurance group and is neither Tier 1 nor Tier 2, is required to prepare ORSA on a solo basis with due consideration on group risk (“solo ORSA...