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Paper-specific practice IIQE 卷五 · 實務 05

Investment-linked Insurance and Suitability

Separate policy and investment layers, then master fund risk, charges, unit values, client assessment and disclosure.

1 Two product layers, one client decision

Identify which layer creates the risk, who bears it and whether it suits the client.

Policy layer and investment layer

  • An investment-linked product remains a long-term insurance contract; the customer does not directly own the related fund. Definition
  • Market, credit, rate, currency, liquidity and concentration risk must be linked to the investment option. Exam
  • Investment value can rise or fall; non-guaranteed performance is not an insurer promise. Trap

兩層分類

Tag the error as policy-layer or investment-layer before repairing the concept.

Charges, suitability and disclosure

  • Charges may come from premium, policy account, fund assets or surrender proceeds; the deduction point determines the impact. Numbers
  • Risk willingness differs from loss-bearing capacity; willingness does not prove capacity for a severe short-term loss. Compare
  • Term, liquidity, charges, non-guaranteed elements and recommendation rationale should be clearly disclosed. Exam

現金流

Draw the cash flow: payment, charges, investment, value change, surrender or claim.

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