Examples of Wakalah Fee in a sentence
We will manage Your takaful contributions by charging a Wakalah Fee as approved by the regulatory authorities under the principle of Wakalah, and subsequently continue to be placed into Takaful fund through General Risk Investment Account (GRIA).
SURPLUS SHARING We will manage Your takaful contributions by charging a Wakalah Fee as approved by the regulatory authorities under the principle of Wakalah, and subsequently continue to be placed into Takaful fund through General Risk Investment Account (GRIA).
We will manage the participant’s Takaful contributions by charging a gross Wakalah Fee as approved by the regulatory authorities under the principle of Wakalah, and subsequently continue to be placed into the Takaful fund through General Risk Investment Account (GRIA).
To this end, the Participant agrees to give 35% of the takaful contribution to the Company as Wakalah Fee for the aforementioned services.
As consideration for the appointment of the Wakil, the Principal shall pay the Wakalah Fee ….
The Takaful Operator will manage the participant’s Takaful contributions by charging a gross Wakalah Fee as approved by the regulatory authorities under the principle of Wakalah, and subsequently continue to be placed into the Takaful fund through General Risk Investment Account (GRIA).
TAKAFUL CONTRIBUTION ALLOCATION AND SURPLUS DISTRIBUTION (APPLICABLE FOR BUILDINGS AND/OR CONTENTS) Takaful Contribution Allocation Takaful Contribution allocated by the Takaful Participant as shown in the Schedule shall be placed in the Ta’awuni Account Pool (TAP) at inception to pay Wakalah Fee to Shareholders’ Fund and Tabarru’ to Risk Fund.
The Wakalah Fee chargeable under this Certificate is 40% of the Contribution.
The Participant and Members also agree to allow Takaful Operator to deduct a Wakalah Fee upfront.
The processing of Your personal data is subject to Our Personal Data Protection Notice as published on xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxx.xxx.xx/pdpa SURPLUS SHARING We will manage Your takaful contributions by charging a Wakalah Fee as approved by the regulatory authorities under the principle of Wakalah, and subsequently continue to be placed into Takaful fund through General Risk Investment Account (GRIA).