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Press releases, circulars and enforcement from the Insurance Authority: insurance products, intermediaries and policyholder protection.

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  1. News Search: Hong Kong Insurance Authority22

    The Hong Kong Insurance Authority prohibits 6 individuals from working as insurance intermediaries for violating anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing control measures.

    The Hong Kong Insurance Authority has prohibited 6 individuals from serving as insurance intermediaries, as they were involved in violating anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing control measures. This disciplinary action was taken by the Hong Kong Insurance Authority, and specific details of the violations and the duration of the penalty have not been disclosed in public information.

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  2. News Search: Hong Kong Insurance Authority21

    PICC Property and Casualty Issues First Sidecar Insurance-Linked Security in Hong Kong, Totaling USD 12 Million

    PICC Property and Casualty Company Limited issued the first sidecar insurance-linked securities in Hong Kong, with a total issuance amount of USD 12 million. This security belongs to the insurance-linked securities category, and the issuance adopts a sidecar structure.

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  3. News Search: Hong Kong Insurance Authority30

    Hong Kong's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau Welcomes PICC P&C's Issuance of the First 'Sidecar' Insurance-Linked Security in Hong Kong

    Hong Kong's Financial Services and the Treasury Bureau publicly welcomed PICC P&C's issuance of the first 'sidecar' insurance-linked security in Hong Kong. This event, reported by the Hong Kong Commercial Daily, is a landmark development in Hong Kong's insurance-linked securities market.

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