Corporate Governance Requirements for Insurance Intermediaries
Feedback updated 25 Mar 2019
We asked
Our consultation paper outlined proposals for enhancements to the Authority’s existing regulatory framework in relation to corporate governance requirements for general insurance intermediaries (“intermediaries”) and included a draft Governance Code.
You said
We received 4 response from interested parties.
We did
We will take account of feedback in when incorporating the governance requirements proposed in CP18-07/T08 into consolidated regulatory requirements for intermediaries, which will be subject to further consultation in due course.
Overview
This consultation sets out proposed new requirements in the area of corporate governance for general insurance intermediaries.
Why your views matter
The purpose of this consultation is to seek the views of general insurance intermediaries and other interested parties on the Authority’s proposals in respect of corporate governance for general insurance intermediaries.
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