Examples of using Policyholders in English and their translations into Polish
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Impose comprehensive cover including risks to which a significant number of policyholders are not simultaneously exposed;
They can deduct the increase of the obligation to pay the dividends on to their policyholders from the dividends received.
Notwithstanding existing IGSs, this may result in losses being passed on to EU policyholders or taxpayers.
could also affect the company's ability to pay claims towards policyholders.
in some specific cases, policyholders when the insurer of a construction project fails.
Ensuring that policyholders are better informed(about the existence of an IGS and the level of protection it provides) might, in principle, help policyholders to choose between insurers.
The costs generated by an IGS are ultimately passed on to policyholders in the form of higher premiums.
IGS should at least and within a pre-defined period of time, compensate policyholders and beneficiaries for their losses.
IGS should at least compensate policyholders and beneficiaries for their losses.
It supports the Commission's efforts to propose measures for protecting policyholders within the EU.
IGS should at least and within a pre-defined period of time compensate policyholders and beneficiaries for losses when an insurer becomes insolvent.
that that objective would be achieved by establishing solidarity between policyholders and that, in particular.
The company was declared insolvent and its policyholders were notified that they could expect to receive only a few cents on the dollar for their claims.
additional payments from policyholders for expenses borne by the insurance undertaking;
rates, policyholders by providing financial incentives to motivate a safety-conscious driving behavior.
All payments to policyholders and beneficiaries, including future discretionary bonuses,
They do not impose comprehensive cover including risks to which a significant number of policyholders are not simultaneously exposed and do not require the policyholders to obtain cover from the same insurer for different risks.
For insurers, unlike policyholders, these contributions constitute a financial cost in themselves(and not an early payment),
The inclusion in an insurance policy of risks to which a significant number of policyholders is not simultaneously exposed may hinder innovation,
harmonised set of rules to protect policyholders and beneficiaries in the EU.