保險法規及保險法令遵循制度
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保險法規保險法令遵循制度 一、保險法規架構分析 二、保險契約法 三、保險業法 四、兩岸保險往來規定 五、保險法令遵循制度
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- 1. (2009/09) 保險法規 及 保險法令遵循制度 講師：廖崇仁 MAIL ： [email_address]
- 2. 廖崇仁 美國達拉斯大學 (U. of Dallas) 企管碩士 國立台北大學 ( 原興大法商 ) 法律系畢業 現任：中國科技大學 財金系兼任講師 經歷： 1. 國泰人壽放款部經理、行政中心主任 營業區部經理 2. 國泰綜合醫院 院長室主任
- 10. 二之 ( 二 ) 保險契約之種類 ( Ⅱ ) 不足額、足額及超額保險契約。 不足額保險：保險金額不及保險價額。 足額保險：保險金額等於保險價額。 超額保險：保險金額超過保險價額。 ( 保 §76,77,169)
- 11. 二之 ( 二 ) 保險契約之種類 (Ⅲ) 損害保險契約及定額保險契約 。 損害 保險契約：指被保險人之損害得以金錢計算之 保險 契約。 定額 保險契約：指被保險人之損害無法以金錢計算之 保險 契約。如人壽保險。