Lam Ka-kit barred from applying for a license for nine months over improper sales practices
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On November 11, 2026, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Insurance Authority jointly took enforcement action, barring Lam Ka-kit from applying for an insurance intermediary license for nine months. The HKMA investigation found that he pressured eight customers during telephone sales calls to purchase medical insurance; in two other sales, he induced customers to change their height and weight information to meet underwriting requirements. An earlier report described Lam as a former business representative, while a later report in Simplified Chinese described him as a former bancassurance sales representative; the two reports differ in how they describe his position, but agree on the other stated violations and the period during which he was barred from applying for a license.
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- HKMA — Press releases (繁體中文)HKMA and Insurance Authority jointly bar 林嘉傑 from applying for an insurance intermediary licence for nine months
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Insurance Authority jointly barred former sales representative 林嘉傑 from applying for an insurance intermediary licence for nine months. An HKMA investigation found that he pressured eight customers into purchasing medical insurance through telephone sales, and induced customers in two sales to change their height and weight details to meet underwriting requirements.
- HKMA — Press releases (简体中文)HKMA and Insurance Authority jointly take enforcement action, barring Lin Jiajie from applying for an insurance intermediary license for nine months
The Hong Kong Monetary Authority and the Insurance Authority jointly took enforcement action, barring former bank insurance sales representative Lin Jiajie from applying for an insurance intermediary license for nine months. An HKMA investigation found that he pressured eight customers to buy medical insurance during telephone sales and, in two sales, induced customers to change their height and weight information to meet underwriting requirements.
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