General Insurance Code of Practice Sample Clauses

General Insurance Code of Practice. Allianz and Allianz Global Assistance proudly support the General Insurance Code of Practice. The Code aims to: • promote more informed relations between insurers and their customers; • improve consumer confidence in the general insurance industry; • provide better mechanisms for the resolution of complaints and disputes between insurers and their customers; and • commit insurers and the professionals they rely upon to higher standards of customer service. Find out more about the code from: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx
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General Insurance Code of Practice. The Insurance Industry has developed a General Insurance Code of Practice. This insurance is not required to comply with the Code. Complaints Procedure Any enquiry or complaint relating to this insurance should be referred to the Underwriters in the first place. If this does not resolve the matter or You or an Insured Person are not satisfied with the way a complaint has been dealt with, you should contact: Lloyd’s Underwriters’ General Representative in Australia Level 9 0 X’Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Sydney NSW 2000 Telephone: [02] 0000 0000 Fax: [02] 0000 0000 Email: xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx who has the authority to review your unresolved complaint, and will provide you with a response within 15 business days of receiving your dispute. If You or an Insured Person are still dissatisfied the dispute may be referred, at no cost, to the Financial Ombudsman Service operated by Financial Ombudsman Service under the terms of the General Insurance Code of Practice. For other disputes you will be referred to other proceedings for resolution. Details are available from Lloyd’s Underwriters’ General Representative in Australia at the address above.
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General Insurance Code of Practice. The purpose of the Code is to raise the standards of practice and service in the Insurance Industry. This insurance is not required to comply with the Code. Details about the Code are shown in the policy wording under “General Insurance Code Of Practice” on page 4. Your cooling-off period If for any reason an insured person is not completely satisfied with this Insurance contract the schedule may be returned to Us within fourteen (14) days of its receipt and subject to no claim being made We will cancel the schedule and refund in full any premium paid. Details about the cooling-off period are shown in the policy wording under “Money Back Guarantee” on page 4. What to do if you have a dispute Any enquiry or complaint relating to this insurance should be referred to the Underwriters in the first place. If this does not resolve the matter or You or an Insured Person are not satisfied with the way a complaint has been dealt with, you should contact: Level 9 0 X’Xxxxxxx Xxxxxx Sydney NSW 2000 Telephone: [02] 0000 0000 Fax: [02] 0000 0000 Email: xxxxxxxxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx who has the authority to review your unresolved complaint, and will provide you with a response within 15 business days of receiving your dispute. If You or an Insured Person are still dissatisfied the dispute may be referred, at no cost, to the Financial Ombudsman Service operated by Financial Ombudsman Service Limited under the terms of the General Insurance Code of Practice. For other disputes you will be referred to other proceedings for resolution. Details about the dispute resolution system are shown in the policy wording under “Complaints Procedure” on pages 4 & 5 and Conditions point 10 “Dispute Resolution” on page 12.
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General Insurance Code of Practice. The Insurance Industry has developed the General Insurance Code of Practice. The Code aims to raise the standards of practice and service in the Insurance Industry. A copy of the Code can be obtained from xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx or from us upon request.
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General Insurance Code of Practice. QBE is a signatory to the General Insurance Code of Practice. The Code aims to: • promote more informed relations between insurers and their customers; • improve consumer confidence in the general insurance industry; • provide better mechanisms for the resolution of complaints and disputes between insurers and their customers; and • commit insurers and the professionals they rely upon to higher standards of customer service. Find out more about the code from: xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.xx Complaints and Dispute resolution process. QBE is committed to providing you with quality products and delivering the highest quality of service. QBE also knows that sometimes there might be something about their products or service that you’re not totally happy about.
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General Insurance Code of Practice. This POLICY is Insurance Council of Australia’s General Insurance Code of Practice compliant, apart from any claims adjusted outside Australia. Underwriters at Lloyd’s and DUAL Australia proudly support the General Insurance Code of Practice. The purpose of the Code is to raise standards of practice and service in the general insurance industry. A copy of this Code is available by contacting DUAL Australia or from the Insurance Council of Australia's website at xxx.xxx.xxx.xx or from the Code’s dedicated website at www.codeof xxxxxxxx.xxx.xx
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