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Insurance Intermediaries Act
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In force2000 Revised EditionCurrent version · 2000 Revised EditionSee versions on Singapore Statutes Online(opens the publisher’s site)

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Insurance Intermediaries Act

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3Insurance agent to operate under written agreement
4Effect of payment to insurance intermediary
5Disclosure by insurance intermediary and liability of insurer in relation to group policy
6Representation by insurance intermediary
7Insurance agent not to act for unregistered insurer
8Licence to carry on general business with Lloyd’s underwriters
9Control of brochures used by insurance intermediary
10General obligation to furnish information
11Saving for validity of policies, etc.
12Insurance broker not to carry on business unless registered
13Holding out as registered insurance broker
14Use of words “insurance broking”
15Examination of document of person suspected of carrying on business as insurance broker
16Registration of insurance brokers
17Registration requirements
18Conditions of registration
19Annual fees
20Cancellation of registration
21Net asset value to be maintained
22Insurance broking premium accounts
23Negotiation and placement of risk with unregistered insurer
24Restriction as to receipt and payment of remuneration
25Control of take-over of insurance broker
26Approval of chief executive officer and director of insurance broker
27Restriction on granting of unsecured loans or advances to director and employee of or adviser engaged by insurance broker

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Insurance Intermediaries Act · 2000 Revised Edition

10. General obligation to furnish information

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The Authority may, by notice in writing, require any insurance intermediary to furnish it with information about any matter related to any business carried on by the insurance intermediary in Singapore or elsewhere, if in the opinion of the Authority it requires that information for the discharge of its functions under this Act.

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“Authority” means the Monetary Authority of Singapore established under the Monetary Authority of Singapore Act;

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Authority
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“Authority” means the Monetary Authority of Singapore established under the Monetary Authority of Singapore Act;
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insurance intermediary
Defined · s 2
“insurance intermediary” means a person who —(a)for reward; and(b)as an agent for one or more insurers or as an agent for intending insureds, arranges contracts of insurance in Singapore and includes an insurance broker;
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Judgments that cite this Act

Lee Siew Eng Helen v Public Prosecutor[2005] SGHC 141
Public Prosecutor v Lam Leng Hung and other appeals[2017] SGHC 71

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