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^OCBC Bank partners with Hong Kong Life Insurance Limited to offer comprehensive life insurance solutions.

All Protection Plans


Keyman Insurance

Don’t let setbacks sideline your success

 
  • Get compensated for business disruptions due to loss of key persons
  • Compensate your company’s profitability
  • Ensure continuity of operations
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Partnership Insurance

Safeguard your business against the loss of key partner

 
  • Ensures business continuity
  • Maintains your company’s reputation
  • Safeguards operations during a partner’s critical illness or death
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Business Loan Insurance

Safeguard your business against unexpected events

 
  • Ensures your company’s ability to meet loan repayments
  • Safeguards business stability in the face of the unexpected
  • Mitigates financial risks in case of key person’s critical illness or death
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Important Notes

The life insurance plan is the product underwritten by Hong Kong Life Insurance Limited (“Insurer”) but not by OCBC Bank (Hong Kong) Limited (“Bank”). The Bank is registered in accordance with the Insurance Ordinance (Cap. 41 of the Laws of Hong Kong) as an insurance agency and is the authorised insurance agency of the Insurer for distribution of the insurance plan in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (“HKSAR”). The insurance plan is authorised and regulated by the Insurance Authority of HKSAR. The Insurer will be responsible for providing your insurance coverage and handling claims under the insurance plan.

The information, examples and materials contained in this webpage are provided for reference only and do not provide any suggestion or recommendation of any insurance products nor constitute any part of the related insurance policy. You should not rely solely on this webpage to make decisions on applying for the insurance product. Before applying for any insurance plan, you should read carefully and fully understand the leaflet, proposal and policy provisions of the relevant plan (including but not limited to terms and conditions, coverage, exclusions and risk disclosures), and when necessary, you should also seek independent and professional advice before making any decision.