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The Hong Kong Court of First Instance has upheld the long-established common law position that commissions paid by insurers to insurance brokers do not constitute an illegal secret profit unless it is in excess of what is normally paid within the insurance market
The decision is a clear indication that insurance companies or agents may continue with the practice of commission payments, but should take the following steps in association with such payments
