Single-client remuneration ceiling requires insurance intermediaries to diversify business and certify annual compliance with audited accounts. Insurance intermediaries may not receive more than 50 percent of their annual remuneration from a single client. A client includes associates, ... Summary
Single-client remuneration ceiling requires insurance intermediaries to diversify business and certify annual compliance with audited accounts.
Insurance intermediaries may not receive more than 50 percent of their annual remuneration from a single client. A client includes associates, subsidiaries and group concerns under the same management where the client is a firm or company. The Authority's determination on common management is final. Annual audited accounts must be accompanied by a certificate from a CA or PCS confirming compliance.
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