Deposit Insurance and Policy Owners’ Protection Schemes Act 2011 · 2020 Revised Edition · Part 9 · Compensation and Use of Ppf Life Fund and Ppf General Fund
51. Computation and method of payment of compensation under PPF Scheme
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The Agency must compute in accordance with this Act the amount of compensation due to a covered party under an insured policy which is covered under the PPF Life Fund or the PPF General Fund issued by a failed PPF Scheme member.
Agency
“Agency” means the company designated by the Minister under section 56 to be the deposit insurance and policy owners’ protection fund agency;
The Agency is entitled to rely on the books of the failed PPF Scheme member, and any other books that the Agency thinks relevant, for the purpose of determining the eligibility of, the entitlement to, and the amount of compensation due to a covered party under an insured policy which is covered under the PPF Life Fund or the PPF General Fund that is issued by the failed PPF Scheme member.
failed PPF Scheme member
“failed PPF Scheme member” means a PPF Scheme member in respect of which the Authority has made a determination under section 46(1) that the PPF Life Fund or the PPF General Fund is to be utilised for one or more of the purposes mentioned in section 46(2), and any reference to “failure” in relation to a PPF Scheme member is to be construed accordingly;
Subject to subsection (4), the Agency must pay the compensation in such form and manner as may be specified in the Rules.
The Authority may make regulations for the purposes of payment of compensation by the Agency.
Without limiting subsection (4), such regulations may —
specify the person to whom, or the account into which, payment of compensation is to be made for the benefit of any covered party who is entitled to compensation under this Act; and
provide for the payment of compensation into an equivalent account with a financial institution and for such compensation to be held in that account in a manner equivalent to the manner of holding of the original insured policy.