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    Insurance Intermediaries Qualifying Examination - Paper II Syllabus For General Insurance Examination

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    This document outlines the syllabus for the Insurance Intermediaries Qualifying Examination – Paper II on general insurance. It covers the following topics: 1) various insurance products like motor, health, property/pecuniary insurances. 2) underwriting procedures like proposal forms, premium calculation, policy terms. 3) claims handling processes like valid/invalid claims, methods of settlement. 4) importance of customer service, legal/regulatory obligations of insurers.

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    This document outlines the syllabus for the Insurance Intermediaries Qualifying Examination – Paper II on general insurance. It covers the following topics: 1) various insurance products like motor, health, property/pecuniary insurances. 2) underwriting procedures like proposal forms, premium calculation, policy terms. 3) claims handling processes like valid/invalid claims, methods of settlement. 4) importance of customer service, legal/regulatory obligations of insurers.

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    Insurance Intermediaries Qualifying Examination Paper II Syllabus for General Insurance Examination

    1. Insurance Products i. Motor Insurance A. B. C. ii. Private Vehicle Motor Cycle Commercial Vehicle

    Health Insurance A. B. Personal Accident (PA) and Sickness Insurance Medical Insurance

    iii.

    Combined and Package Policies A. B. C. D. Household Insurance Domestic Helper Insurance Travel Insurance Commercial Combined Policies

    iv.

    Property Insurance and Pecuniary Insurance A. Fire and Extra Perils Insurance a B. C. D. E. F. G. Fire Business Interruption Insurance

    All Risks Insurance Theft Insurance Glass Insurance Money Insurance Fidelity Guarantee Insurance Bonds

    v.

    Engineering Insurance A. B. Boiler Explosion Insurance Machinery Breakdown Insurance

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    C. D. vi.

    Contractors All Risks Insurance Erection All Risks Insurance

    Liability Insurance A. B. C. D. E. Employers Liability Insurance Products Liability Insurance Professional Indemnity Insurance Directors and Officers Liability Insurance Public Liability Insurance

    vii.

    Marine Insurance A. B. C.

    Cargo Insurance Hull Insurance Pleasure Craft Insurance Statutory Requirements for Third Party Risks Insurance

    D.
    II.

    Underwriting and Policy Wording i. Proposal and Material Facts A. B. C. D. ii. Material Facts and Risk Assessment Physical and Moral Hazards Proposal Forms Methods of Obtaining Material Facts

    Underwriting Procedures A. B. C. D. Quotations Proposal Forms Issue of Cover Notes, Policies and Certificates of Insurance Premium a. b. Method of Calculation Relevance of Premium Payment for Valid Cover

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    E.

    Levies a. b. c. Motor Insurers Bureau of Hong Kong Employees Compensation Assistance Scheme Employees Compensation Insurer Solvency Bureau

    iii.

    Policy Wording, Terms and Conditions A. B. C. D. E. Policy Forms and Policy Schedules Common Policy Exceptions and Conditions Use of Excesses, Deductibles and Franchises Warranties, Conditions and Representations General, Specific and Market Exclusions

    iv.

    Renewals and Cancellation A. B. Renewals Operation of Cancellation Clauses

    III.

    Claims i. Valid Claims A. B. C. D. E. F. Legal Requirements for Valid Claims Invalid Claims Operation of Policy Provisions Affecting Claims Duties of Insured after a Loss Documentary Evidence Functions of Various Related Professionals a. b. c. d. e. f. Surveyors Loss Adjusters Engineers Settling Agents Survey Agents Average Adjusters

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    ii.

    Claims Handling A. B. Operation of Arbitration Clauses Methods of Settlement a. b. c. d. C. Payment of Money Paying for Repairs Direct Replacement Reinstatement

    Insurance Claims Complaints Bureau

    IV.

    Customer Service i. Customer Service and its Importance A. ii. iii. The Importance of Customer Service

    Policies and Codes of Conduct of Organizations Customer Service Standard and its Implementation A. Implementation of Customer Service Standard

    iv. v.

    Legal and Regulatory Obligations of Organizations Legal Implications of Rebating of Commission

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