group scheme definition
group scheme means a scheme or arrangement which provides for the entering into of one or more policies, other than an individual policy, in terms of which two or more persons without an insurable interest in each other, for the purposes of the scheme, are the lives insured;
group scheme means a scheme or arrangement which provides for the entering into of a policy, other than an individual policy, in terms of which two or more persons without an insurable interest in each other, are the lives insured;
group scheme means a scheme or arrangement which provides for the entering into of one or more policies, where the Insured Person is a Beneficiary nominated by the Policyholder and the Policyholder has no insurable interest in the policy;
More Definitions of group scheme
group scheme means an occupational retirement scheme formed by a grouping of companies in accordance with section 67.
group scheme means a policy with a group as defined in Schedule 2 of the Insurance Act;”;
group scheme means the Roxboro Group UK Pension Scheme established by definitive deed and rules dated 19 June 1995; and
group scheme means a scheme or arrangement which provides for the entering into of one or more policies, other than an individual policy, in terms of
group scheme means funded defined contribution scheme held with Standard Life and administered by Origin.
group scheme the Legal & General Group Pension Scheme, details of which are set out in the Disclosure Letter. ICTA 1988: the Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1988. IHTA 1984: the Inherit▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇ Act 1984.
group scheme means each retirement plan, saving plan, mandatory or voluntary profit sharing agreement, incentive agreement or other collective scheme granting financial benefits to existing or previous employees of any Group Member;