IIQE Paper 2 (Set A)
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7 Aug 2025
IIQE Paper 2 Question
Conditions precedent to liability are conditions which must be fulfilled:
a) before the contract can become valid.
b) if the contract is to continue once it becomes binding.
c) before the insured is legally entitled to recover under the contract.
d) after the contract becomes valid.
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Which of the following is NOT a method of investment diversification?
a) Investing in multiple stocks in the same sector.
b) Investing in stocks in different sectors.
c) Investing in stocks in different countries.
d) Investing in one company that has multiple businesses in different sectors.
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IIQE Paper 6 (Set A)
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IIQE Paper 6 Question
Which of the following statements correctly describes Arbitration?
a) The insured pays more premiums than what is supposed to be paid.
b) The insured profits from purchasing more than one policy covering for the same indemnity.
c) The insurer admits liability for a claim, but the insured does not agree to the amount offered.
d) The rights of the insurer to take possession of the property or situation where the loss or damage has happened.
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IIQE Paper 5 (Set A)
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Which of the following statements regarding Investment-linked Policies is true?
a) An Investment-linked Policy Owner bears full investment gains and losses.
b) Investment-linked Policies can only be issued by investment companies.
c) Bonus smoothing is applied to Investment-linked Policies.
d) Investment-linked Policies are only available as a single premium policy.
IIQE Paper 2 (Set B)
HKD 188 Add to cart7 Aug 2025
IIQE Paper 2 Question
Which of the following statements about a cover note is false?
a) It is valid only for a certain period.
b) It is subject to the usual terms and conditions of the insurance policy for that class of business.
c) It is subject to any further special clauses if applicable.
d) It is subject to the insurance policy being in force and issued.
