Title
Reporting of COCs in Annual Statement
Law
Ic Circular Letter No. 16-2004
Decision Date
Aug 2, 2004
Starting in 2004, non-life insurance companies must include the number of Certificates of Covers issued under CMVL-LTO and CMVL-NON-LTO in their Annual Statement's Recapitulation 1 for Premiums Written and Earned, as mandated by Insurance Commissioner Benjamin S. Santos.

Questions (IC CIRCULAR LETTER NO. 16-2004)

It enjoined all non-life companies to report in the Annual Statement, under Recapitulation 1—Premiums Written and Premiums Earned, the number of Certificates of Covers (COCs) issued under CMVL-LTO and CMVL-NON-LTO.

Under Recapitulation 1—Premiums Written and Premiums Earned.

The number of COCs issued under CMVL-LTO and CMVL-NON-LTO.

Starting with the year 2004.

It applies to all non-life companies.

A separate column will be added in Recapitulation 1 as indicated in the attached form.

To capture and report the number of COCs issued under CMVL-LTO and CMVL-NON-LTO.

Strict compliance.

It was adopted on August 2, 2004 by Insurance Commissioner Benjamin S. Santos.

They must be reported in Recapitulation 1, titled “Premiums Written and Premiums Earned.”

Failing to report in the Annual Statement (Recapitulation 1) the number of COCs issued under CMVL-LTO and CMVL-NON-LTO using the added separate column.

It is a mandatory regulatory instruction (“hereby enjoined” and “for strict compliance”) directing reporting requirements in annual submissions.

In Recapitulation 1—Premiums Written and Premiums Earned—using the separate column added for COCs under CMVL-LTO and CMVL-NON-LTO.


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