Posts Tagged ‘Assurance’
HSBC Life launches its Inheritance Planning Proposition – DI
January 3, 2012
“HSBC Life’s enhanced product is a unique development for the local market, offering cover up to a customer’s 100th birthday and helping protect their wealth when it is passed on to their loved ones. This extended protection is great news for our customers whose assets may otherwise have been reduced before ever reaching their beneficiaries,” said James Hewitson, Managing Director of HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) Ltd.
More information about inheritance planning and HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) Ltd may be obtained from HSBC’s Customer Service on 2380 2380, at www.hsbc.com.mt, or in HSBC branches around Malta and Gozo.
Posted in Quotes Life Assurance | 
Tags: 100th birthday, Assurance, gozo, great news, hewitson, hsbc branches, inheritance, Life Assurance, local market, Ltd, product, Proposition, Quotes Life Assurance
HSBC Life launches its Inheritance Planning Proposition
January 2, 2012
HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) Ltd is announcing an exciting enhancement to its protection product range – the maximum term on the HSBC Life Personal Protector Plan has been extended so that customers of age 44 and over can now apply for life assurance cover up to their 100th birthday. In doing so, HSBC Life is providing potential customers with the opportunity to access better protection for the preservation of the wealth left behind for beneficiaries, helping ensure that their accumulated wealth is passed on wholly and intact.
“HSBC Life’s enhanced product is a unique development for the local market, offering cover up to a customer’s 100th birthday and helping protect their wealth when it is passed on to their loved ones. This extended protection is great news for our customers whose assets may otherwise have been reduced before ever reaching their beneficiaries,” said James Hewitson, Managing Director of HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) Ltd.
More information about inheritance planning and HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) Ltd may be obtained from HSBC’s Customer Service on 2380 2380, at www.hsbc.com.mt, or in HSBC branches around Malta and Gozo.
Pastor explains Revelation 3:5
December 31, 2011
Question: Does Revelation 3:5 imply that we may lose our salvation?
- Reggie Newcomb,
Chesterfield, Va.
Answer: Revelation 3:5 says, “He that overcometh, the same shall be clothed in white raiment; and I will not blot out his name out of the book of life …” Many people have mistakenly believed that verse suggests we may lose our salvation. They say that if Jesus said he won’t erase one person’s name, then there’s the possibility that he might erase other people’s names.
Yet, the New Testament’s overall teaching is the security of our salvation. If a person truly commits his or her soul to Jesus believing in his promise to save them, they can rest in the assurance that they won’t lose their salvation. John 3:16 promises that whoever believes in Jesus will have eternal life and will never perish. Jesus said in Luke 21:18, “There shall not an hair of your head perish.” John 10:28 quotes Jesus as proclaiming, “I give unto them eternal life; and they shall never perish.”
Our salvation is secure because it’s God who saves us; not our good works. “For by grace are you saved through faith; and not of yourselves: it is the gift of God; not of works, lest any man should boast” (Ephesians 2:8-9). If Jesus saves us he can keep us saved. In John 5:24 Jesus said, “He who hears my word and believes on him that sent me has everlasting life and shall not come into condemnation.”
Believing the above, then, we must resolve the question arising from Revelation 3:5. Some teachers suggest there may be two books keeping the records of our faith, or lack of it. Perhaps the “Book of Life” (Philippians 4:3; Revelation 3:5, etc.) is a register of all who have ever lived. If so, those choosing to reject Jesus as their Savior will have their name removed because they were never alive spiritually. But, those in the “Lamb’s Book of Life” (Revelation 13:8; 21:27) will never have their names blotted out because they are written indelibly by the blood of Christ. While that may be true, I think the best solution is the simplest one: The Greek word “oume” translated “not” in the King James is a double negative combining “not” and “absolutely not.” It’s simply a guarantee from Jesus that he will not, absolutely not, remove the names of those who trust in him.
At the beginning of a new year let us rest in the assurance that, “He who has begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Jesus Christ” (Philippians 1:6). At the end of the age he promises to present all who believe in him as being without spot or wrinkle, holy and without blemish (Ephesians 5:27). All this is because of his amazing grace!
- Dr. Tom Lovorn is Pastor of God’s Storehouse Baptist Church in Richmond, and writes a weekly column on religion for The Progress-Index.
Posted in Life Assurance Information | Tags: Assurance, blood of christ, ephesians 2, everlasting life, gift of god, Life, Life Assurance, new testament, person, raiment, Revelation, revelation 13, salvation john
Trans World Assurance Announces the Release of the Family Income Benefit Rider
December 30, 2011
In 2012, Yahoo! News will tell the nation’s story through the experiences and views of real Americans like you. Watch the first Remake America video »
Posted in Life Assurance Information | Tags: Assurance, benefit, experiences, family income benefit, Life Assurance, Release, Rider, trans world assurance, yahoo
Marken Appoints New Head Of Global Quality Assurance
December 28, 2011
Pharma Veteran Steve Roese will play a crucial role in Marken’s new investments.
Marken announced recently that Steve Roese is named Vice President of Marken’s Global Quality Assurance organization, which will support Marken’s continued investment in their expanding network of pharmaceutical service depots around the world. Marken is now accelerating construction of several new depot facilities in Europe, Asia and the US, which will supplement existing locations in Singapore, Mexico and Argentina.
Steve Roese comes to Marken with more than 30 years experience in quality operations at Wyeth Pharmaceuticals (now Pfizer) which included global operations in the consumer health and nutritional products divisions. He has extensive experience in both clinical and commercial manufacturing, packaging and distribution and has routinely interacted with the world’s most important regulatory agencies. Prior to Wyeth, Mr. Roese worked with Perrier / Nestle, Abbott Laboratories and General Foods in various quality and operations roles.
“We are excited to welcome Steve to the company”, commented Wes Wheeler, CEO of Marken. “Given our emphasis on clinical storage and distribution of drug product, Steve’s responsibilities will be a critically important priority for us. Quality has been, and will remain, a key part of our strategy in the future, and Steve’s experience in the pharma will enable us to take quality to a whole new level”.
About Marken
Marken is the leading global clinical supply chain service provider dedicated to the pharmaceutical and life sciences industries, supporting over 6,000 investigator sites in more than 100 countries. With decades of experience in the logistics, transport and distribution of temperature sensitive life saving pharmaceuticals, clinical trial supplies and specimen collection; Marken integrates Depot and Logistics services into solutions that extend the reach of clinical trials to even the most remote treatment naïve geographies. Our team members and network of facilities bridge the distance between patients and the essential resources of life science companies.
SOURCE: Marken
HSBC introduces ‘fastrack’ for quicker life assurance
December 28, 2011
HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) Ltd introduced an easier and quicker way to acquire life assurance, known as ‘fastrack’.
This process allows eligible customers to acquire a life assurance policy straight away, upon answering five insurance-related questions. This eliminates the waiting period and lengthy forms associated with conventional methods of acquiring life assurance.
“HSBC’s life assurance policy offers essential protection for our customers and their loved ones,” said James Hewitson, Managing Director of HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) Ltd. “Fastrack is yet another efficiently innovative HSBC solution that allows our customers to get a life assurance without hassles and benefit from it without delay.”
Fastrack is applicable for life cover below the assured sum of €150,000.
Marken Appoints New Head of Global Quality Assurance
December 26, 2011
Sony to sell LCD venture stake to Samsung for $940 millionReuters
Sony Corp has agreed to sell its nearly 50 percent stake in an LCD joint venture with Samsung Electronics to the …
Posted in Life Assurance Information | Tags: Appoints, Assurance, global quality, joint venture, Life Assurance, Marken, percent stake, quality assurance, samsung, samsung electronics, sony, Stake
Old Mutual Agrees to Sell Its Finnish Operations to Skandia Life Assurance
December 24, 2011
Old Mutual Plc (OML), the third-biggest
U.K. insurer, rose to its highest in Johannesburg since before
the 2008 global financial crisis after saying it will sell the
Finnish unit of Skandia Life Assurance Co. Ltd. to Finland’s
banking co-operative, the OP-Pohjola Group, to cut debt.
Old Mutual rose as much as 2.1 percent and closed 0.7
percent higher at 16.81 rand in Johannesburg, its highest close
since June 2008. In London, the stock added 0.8 percent to 130.4
pence as of 3:23 p.m.
“The transaction is part of Old Mutual’s commitment to
streamlining its business,” the London-based insurer said in a
statement today. The Finnish unit had gross assets of 1.3
billion euros ($1.7 billion) at the end of September, Old Mutual
said, without disclosing the sale price.
On Dec. 15 Old Mutual, founded in South Africa in 1845,
announced the sale of its Nordic unit to Skandia Liv for 2.1
billion pounds ($3.3 billion). The cash sale of Skandia
Insurance Co. Ltd. included Old Mutual’s long-term savings and
banking operations in Sweden, Denmark and Norway, while
excluding the Finnish business. Old Mutual, Africa’s biggest
insurer, bought Skandia AB in June 2006 for 56 billion kronor
($8 billion) to enter Scandinavia and bolster sales in the U.K.
“Skandia Finland is small, but if you add that to the
Nordic sale, it will now enhance the special dividend payable to
shareholders,” Patrice Rassou, head of equities at Sanlam
Investment Management in Cape Town, said in an e-mailed response
to questions. “Old Mutual (OML) is now definitely enhancing value,
and it’s hard to justify the large discount to embedded value.”
To contact the reporter on this story:
Renee Bonorchis in Johannesburg at
rbonorchis@bloomberg.net
To contact the editors responsible for this story:
Frank Connelly at
fconnelly@bloomberg.net;
Edward Evans at
eevans3@bloomberg.net
<!—->
Park Center Plaza sells for $18M to Sun Life Assurance
December 24, 2011
Two office buildings known as Park Central Plaza at 4717 and 4740 Grand Ave. have sold for $18 million after being on and off the market for years.
Steve Vockrodt Reporter – Kansas City Business Journal
Park Center Plaza, a pair of office buildings near the Country Club Plaza
, has finally sold for about $18 million after bouncing on and off the market for years.
The two buildings at 4717 and 4740 Grand Ave., which have been in play periodically since at least 2007, sold to Sun Life Assurance Co.
of Canada for about $18 million, according to two sources familiar with the acquisition.
Sun Life, an investment firm whose U.S. offices are in Wellesley Hills, Mass., wouldn’t confirm the purchase. But a special warranty deed filed with the Jackson County Recorder of Deeds office indicated …
Steve reports about real estate and development.
See all your followed company news on your personalized dashboard.
To access the full benefits of bizWatch and receive a weekly email with aggregated news on all the companies you are following, please provide your email address below.
You must have a bizjournals account to follow a company.
Please Log In or Register.
To continue reading subscribe now
Already a subscriber? Sign in to link your subscription
HSBC introduces ‘fastrack’ for quicker life assurance
December 23, 2011
HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) Ltd introduced an easier and quicker way to acquire life assurance, known as ‘fastrack’.
This process allows eligible customers to acquire a life assurance policy straight away, upon answering five insurance-related questions. This eliminates the waiting period and lengthy forms associated with conventional methods of acquiring life assurance.
“HSBC’s life assurance policy offers essential protection for our customers and their loved ones,” said James Hewitson, Managing Director of HSBC Life Assurance (Malta) Ltd. “Fastrack is yet another efficiently innovative HSBC solution that allows our customers to get a life assurance without hassles and benefit from it without delay.”
Fastrack is applicable for life cover below the assured sum of €150,000.
More information about HSBC’s Life Assurance options, make an appointment with an HSBC financial planner at any HSBC branch in Malta and Gozo, online at www.hsbc.com.mt, or by calling HSBC Customer Service on 2380 2380.