Common use of Market Security Clause in Contracts

Market Security. If your insurer is regulated by OIC, it is required to comply with all laws of Thailand, regulations and conditions of doing business, including solvency requirements. If you are interested in receiving more information about a particular insurer or insurers including information about its financial strength and security, please contact your Marsh representative for further guidance and information. We assess insurers and markets with whom we place business, using public information including that produced by recognised rating agencies. We do not, however, guarantee or otherwise warrant the solvency of any insurer or market used for your requirements. The decision regarding suitability of any insurer or market rests with you. If you have any concerns, regarding any insurers chosen for your insurance requirements you must advise us as soon as possible and we will discuss them with you. Marsh does not guarantee premiums quoted by insurers. All quotations are provided by insurers and subject to subsequent acceptance by insurers, unless otherwise stated. All premiums quoted include our brokerage where applicable. Marsh will if required and agreed by Marsh, provide the Health and Wellness Consulting and Risk Management services described in Appendix A. Marsh will if required and agreed by Marsh, provide the Employee Health Benefits Administration services described in Appendix B. Our Respective Responsibilities For certain classes of insurance you may be required to complete a proposal form, questionnaire or similar document. We will provide guidance if needed but we are not able to complete the document for you. In most cases, the information you provide will be the basis of or form part of the insurance policy. You are responsible for providing us or your insurers with the information we request from you to enable us to seek the cover you require. We will not be responsible for any consequences which may arise from any delay or failure by you to do so. Further, you must disclose to us or your insurers all information which is material to your requirements for cover or which might influence insurers in deciding to accept your business, finalising the terms to apply and/or the cost of cover. You should not rely on Insurers to request material information from you. Failure to make such disclosure could result in the policy being rendered void, so that claims may not be paid. This duty of disclosure applies before the start of cover, when all material information must be disclosed to insurers to enable terms to be negotiated and cover arranged. This is not limited to answering specific questions that may be asked. Any material changes which may occur or come to light after a quotation has been given must also be notified to us and your insurers. The same duty is owed to the insurer before renewal, extension, variation or reinstatement of a contract of insurance. In addition, changes which substantially increase the risk, or relate to compliance with a warranty or condition in a policy, must be notified at once. You should not rely on casual observation of any material aspect of the risk by us or any other third party as satisfying your obligation to disclose material matters concerning your cover. Please contact us immediately if you have any doubts about what is material or have any concerns that we may not be aware of material information. We will use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that your policy documentation is forwarded in a timely manner. Your policy documentation will confirm the basis of the cover, give details of the insurers together with details of amount of premium and the date it is due. You are responsible for reviewing your insurance documentation together with other related documents which may be sent to you from time to time to confirm that they accurately reflect the cover, conditions, limits and other terms that you require. Particular attention should be paid to any policy conditions, warranties and subjectivities as failure to comply with any of them may invalidate your coverage. If there are any discrepancies you should consult us immediately. You are responsible for notifying claims or potential circumstances that may give rise to a claim. To ensure full protection under your policy, you should familiarise yourself with the provisions of your cover and procedural requirements in relation to claims and to the notification of those claims or circumstance. Failure to adhere to the notification requirements, particularly in relation to timing, as set out in the policy or other coverage document, may entitle insurers to refuse your claim. In presenting a claim it is your responsibility to disclose all facts which are material to the claim. Where we collect claims payments, these will be remitted to you in accordance with any regulatory requirements. However, we will not remit claims monies to you before we have received them from insurers. You must advise us as soon as reasonably practicable of any changes in your circumstances that may affect the services to be provided by us or the cover provided under your insurance policy. We will advise you as soon as reasonably practicable of any resultant changes in premium or terms and conditions of your policy.

Market Security. If your insurer is regulated by OIC, it is required to comply with all laws of Thailand, regulations and conditions of doing business, including solvency requirements. If you are interested in receiving more information about a particular insurer or insurers including information about its financial strength and security, please contact your Marsh representative for further guidance and information. We assess insurers and markets with whom we place business, using public information including that produced by recognised rating agencies. We do not, however, guarantee or otherwise warrant the solvency of any insurer or market used for your requirements. The decision regarding suitability of any insurer or market rests with you. If you have any concerns, regarding any insurers chosen for your insurance requirements you must advise us as soon as possible and we will discuss them with you. Marsh MST does not guarantee premiums quoted by insurers. All quotations are provided by insurers and subject to subsequent acceptance by insurers, unless otherwise stated. All premiums quoted include our brokerage where applicable. Marsh MST will if required and agreed by MarshMST, provide the Health and Wellness Consulting and Risk Management services described in Appendix A. Marsh MST will if required and agreed by MarshMST, provide the Employee Health Benefits Administration services described in Appendix B. Our Respective Responsibilities For certain classes of insurance you may be required to complete a proposal form, questionnaire or similar document. We will provide guidance if needed but we are not able to complete the document for you. In most cases, the information you provide will be the basis of or form part of the insurance policy. You are responsible for providing us or your insurers with the information we request from you to enable us to seek the cover you require. We will not be responsible for any consequences which may arise from any delay or failure by you to do so. Further, you must disclose to us or your insurers all information which is material to your requirements for cover or which might influence insurers in deciding to accept your business, finalising the terms to apply and/or the cost of cover. You should not rely on Insurers to request material information from you. Failure to make such disclosure could result in the policy being rendered void, so that claims may not be paid. This duty of disclosure applies before the start of cover, when all material information must be disclosed to insurers to enable terms to be negotiated and cover arranged. This is not limited to answering specific questions that may be asked. Any material changes which may occur or come to light after a quotation has been given must also be notified to us and your insurers. The same duty is owed to the insurer before renewal, extension, variation or reinstatement of a contract of insurance. In addition, changes which substantially increase the risk, or relate to compliance with a warranty or condition in a policy, must be notified at once. You should not rely on casual observation of any material aspect of the risk by us or any other third party as satisfying your obligation to disclose material matters concerning your cover. Please contact us immediately if you have any doubts about what is material or have any concerns that we may not be aware of material information. We will use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that your policy documentation is forwarded in a timely manner. Your policy documentation will confirm the basis of the cover, ; give details of the insurers together with details of amount of premium and the date it is due. You are responsible for reviewing your insurance documentation together with other related documents which may be sent to you from time to time to confirm that they accurately reflect the cover, conditions, limits and other terms that you require. Particular attention should be paid to any policy conditions, warranties and subjectivities as failure to comply with any of them may invalidate your coverage. If there are any discrepancies you should consult us immediately. You are responsible for notifying claims or potential circumstances that may give rise to a claim. To ensure full protection under your policy, you should familiarise yourself with the provisions of your cover and procedural requirements in relation to claims and to the notification of those claims or circumstancecircumstances. Failure to adhere to the notification requirements, particularly in relation to timing, as set out in the policy or other coverage document, may entitle insurers to refuse your claim. In presenting a claim it is your responsibility to disclose all facts which are material to the claim. Where we collect claims payments, these will be remitted to you in accordance with any regulatory requirements. However, we will not remit claims monies to you before we have received them from insurers. Unless otherwise agreed, any claims-related services that we provide will cease if: (i) our appointment is terminated or we are otherwise not retained in relation to the renewal or replacement of a policy; or (ii) when a dispute arises between us, which we reasonably believe cannot be resolved. You must advise us as soon as reasonably practicable of any changes in your circumstances that may affect the services to be provided by us or the cover provided under your insurance policy. We will advise you as soon as reasonably practicable of any resultant changes in premium or terms and conditions of your policy.

Market Security. If your insurer is regulated by OIC, it is required to comply with all laws of Thailand, regulations and conditions of doing business, including solvency requirements. If you are interested in receiving more information about a particular insurer or insurers including information about its financial strength and security, please contact your Marsh representative for further guidance and information. We assess insurers and markets with whom we place business, using public information including that produced by recognised rating agencies. We do not, however, guarantee or otherwise warrant the solvency of any insurer or market used for your requirements. The decision regarding suitability of any insurer or market rests with you. If you have any concerns, regarding any insurers chosen for your insurance requirements you must advise us as soon as possible and we will discuss them with you. Marsh MST does not guarantee premiums quoted by insurers. All quotations are provided by insurers and subject to subsequent acceptance by insurers, unless otherwise stated. All premiums quoted include our brokerage where applicable. Marsh MST will if required and agreed by MarshMST, provide the Health and Wellness Consulting and Risk Management services described in Appendix A. Marsh MST will if required and agreed by MarshMST, provide the Employee Health Benefits Administration services described in Appendix B. Our Respective Responsibilities For certain classes of insurance you may be required to complete a proposal form, questionnaire or similar document. We will provide guidance if needed but we are not able to complete the document for you. In most cases, the information you provide will be the basis of or form part of the insurance policy. You are responsible for providing us or your insurers with the information we request from you to enable us to seek the cover you require. We will not be responsible for any consequences which may arise from any delay or failure by you to do so. Further, you must disclose to us or your insurers all information which is material to your requirements for cover or which might influence insurers in deciding to accept your business, finalising the terms to apply and/or the cost of cover. You should not rely on Insurers to request material information from you. Failure to make such disclosure could result in the policy being rendered void, so that claims may not be paid. This duty of disclosure applies before the start of cover, when all material information must be disclosed to insurers to enable terms to be negotiated and cover arranged. This is not limited to answering specific questions that may be asked. Any material changes which may occur or come to light after a quotation has been given must also be notified to us and your insurers. The same duty is owed to the insurer before renewal, extension, variation or reinstatement of a contract of insurance. In addition, changes which substantially increase the risk, or relate to compliance with a warranty or condition in a policy, must be notified at once. You should not rely on casual observation of any material aspect of the risk by us or any other third party as satisfying your obligation to disclose material matters concerning your cover. Please contact us immediately if you have any doubts about what is material or have any concerns that we may not be aware of material information. We will use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that your policy documentation is forwarded in a timely manner. Your policy documentation will confirm the basis of the cover, ; give details of the insurers together with details of amount of premium and the date it is due. You are responsible for reviewing your insurance documentation together with other related documents which may be sent to you from time to time to confirm that they accurately reflect the cover, conditions, limits and other terms that you require. Particular attention should be paid to any policy conditions, warranties and subjectivities as failure to comply with any of them may invalidate your coverage. If there are any discrepancies you should consult us immediatelypremium. You are responsible for notifying claims or potential circumstances that may give rise to a claim. To ensure full protection under your policy, you should familiarise yourself with the provisions of your cover and procedural requirements in relation to claims and to the notification of those claims or circumstancecircumstances. Failure to adhere to the notification requirements, particularly in relation to timing, as set out in the policy or other coverage document, may entitle insurers to refuse your claim. In presenting a claim it is your responsibility to disclose all facts which are material to the claim. Where we collect claims payments, these will be remitted to you in accordance with any regulatory requirements. However, we will not remit claims monies to you before we have received them from insurers. You must advise us as soon as reasonably practicable of any changes in your circumstances that may affect the services to be provided by us or the cover provided under your insurance policy. We will advise you as soon as reasonably practicable of any resultant changes in premium or terms and conditions of your policy.

Market Security. If your insurer is regulated by OIC, MOF it is required to comply with all laws of ThailandVietnam, regulations and conditions of doing business, including solvency requirements. If you are interested in receiving more information about a particular insurer or insurers including information about its financial strength and security, please contact your Marsh representative for further guidance and information. Xxxxx Vietnam/EHB TOBA 25 – May 2021 We assess insurers and markets with whom we place business, using public information including that produced by recognised rating agencies. We do not, however, guarantee or otherwise warrant the solvency of any insurer or market used for your requirements. The decision regarding suitability of any insurer or market rests with you. If you have any concerns, regarding any insurers chosen for your insurance requirements you must advise us as soon as possible and we will discuss them with you. Marsh does not guarantee premiums quoted by insurers. All premium quotations are provided by insurers and subject to subsequent acceptance by insurers, unless otherwise stated. All premiums quoted include our brokerage where applicable. Marsh will if required and agreed by Marsh, provide the Health and Wellness Consulting and Risk Management services described in Appendix A. Marsh will if required and agreed by Marsh, provide the Employee Health Benefits Administration services described in Appendix B. Our Respective Responsibilities For certain classes of insurance you may be required to complete a proposal form, questionnaire or similar document. We will provide guidance if needed but we are not able to complete the document for you. In most cases, the information you provide will be the basis of or form part of the insurance policy. You are responsible for providing us or your insurers with the information we request from you to enable us to seek the cover you require. We will not be responsible for any consequences which may arise from any delay or failure by you to do so. Further, you must disclose to us or your insurers all information which is material to your requirements for cover or which might influence insurers in deciding to accept your business, finalising the terms to apply and/or the cost of cover. You should not rely on Insurers to request material information from you. Failure to make such disclosure could result in the policy being rendered void, so that claims may not be paid. This duty of disclosure applies before the start of cover, when all material information must be disclosed to insurers to enable terms to be negotiated and cover arranged. This is not limited to answering specific questions that may be asked. Any material changes which may occur or come to light after a quotation has been given must also be notified to us and your insurers. The same duty is owed to the insurer before renewal, extension, variation or reinstatement of a contract of insurance. In addition, changes which substantially increase the risk, or relate to compliance with a warranty or condition in a policy, must be notified at once. You should not rely on casual observation of any material aspect of the risk by us or any other third party as satisfying your obligation to disclose material matters concerning your cover. Please contact us immediately if you have any doubts about what is material or have any concerns that we may not be aware of material information. We will use all reasonable endeavours to ensure that your policy documentation is forwarded in a timely manner. Your policy documentation will confirm the basis of the cover, give details of the insurers together with details of amount of premium and the date it is due. You are responsible for reviewing your insurance documentation together with other related documents which may be sent to you from time to time to confirm that they accurately reflect the cover, conditions, limits and other terms that you require. Particular attention should be paid to any policy conditions, warranties and subjectivities as failure to comply with any of them may invalidate your coverage. If there are any discrepancies you should consult us immediately. You are responsible for notifying claims or potential circumstances that may give rise to a claim. To ensure full protection under your policy, you should familiarise yourself with the provisions of your cover and procedural requirements in relation to claims and to the notification of those claims or circumstance. Failure to adhere to the notification requirements, particularly in relation to timing, as set out in the policy or other coverage document, may entitle insurers to refuse your claim. In presenting a claim it is your responsibility to disclose all facts which are material to the claim. Where we collect claims payments, these will be remitted to you in accordance with any regulatory requirements. However, we will not remit claims monies to you before we have received them from insurers. You must advise us as soon as reasonably practicable of any changes in your circumstances that may affect the services to be provided by us or the cover provided under your insurance policy. We will advise you as soon as reasonably practicable of any resultant changes in premium or terms and conditions of your policy.