Title
Agent Licensing for Variable Life Insurance Sales
Law
Ic Circular Letter No. 6-2003
Decision Date
Feb 14, 2003
Agents must possess a valid license, demonstrate a minimum production of P50,000, complete a training program on variable contracts, and pass a prescribed examination to sell or offer variable life insurance contracts.
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Legal Basis for Licensing Requirements

  • The licensing requirement is pursuant to Section 414 of the Insurance Code, in connection with Section 307.

Qualifications for Licensure as Variable Life Insurance Agent

  • The applicant must be duly licensed as a life insurance agent.
  • The applicant must have generated a minimum production of Fifty Thousand Pesos (P50,000.00) in sales.
  • Completion of a training program specifically on variable contracts is mandatory.
  • Passing a prescribed written examination on variable life insurance contracts is required, except in cases exempted by Insurance Memorandum Circular No. 2-81, Item 4.7.

Examination Exemption

  • There are provisions allowing exemption from the written examination under certain conditions as stated in Insurance Memorandum Circular No. 2-81, Item 4.7.

Regulatory Authority and Compliance

  • The Insurance Commission is the sole authority that issues the license.
  • The Commission requires satisfactory proof that the applicant meets all qualifications before issuing a license.

Supersession of Previous Regulations

  • This Circular Letter supersedes the earlier Circular Letter dated 12 November 1985.

Effective Date and Authority

  • The Circular Letter was adopted on 14 February 2003.
  • It was signed by the Insurance Commissioner, Eduardo T. Malinis.

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