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Annex II. Report on the Observance of Standard and Codes:
Insurance Core Principles—Summary Assessment
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A. Introduction and Scope
1. This paper provides an assessment of significant regulatory and supervisory practices
in the insurance sector of Thailand. The current assessment is benchmarked against the ICPs
issued by the International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) in October 2011, including
revisions authorized up until December 2017. The assessment was undertaken as part of the FSAP
conducted by the IMF and World Bank. The Insurance Core Principles (ICPs) apply to all insurers,
whether private or government controlled. Specific principles
apply to the supervision of
intermediaries.
B. Information and Methodology Used for Assessment
2. The assessment is based solely on the laws, regulations, and other supervisory
practices in place in February 2019. While the assessment does not
reflect ongoing regulatory
initiatives, some key proposals are discussed by way of additional comments in this report. The
authorities have provided a self-assessment, supported by examples of actual supervisory practices
and
assessments, related to entities (the identities of which have not been disclosed), which
enhanced the robustness of the assessment. Technical discussions with, and briefings by, officials
from the Thai authorities have also enriched this report as did discussions with some industry
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