BCP Study Guide 2026

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📋 BCP Exam Format at a Glance

40
Questions
45 min
Time Limit
70.00%
Passing Score

📚 BCP Topics to Study (48)

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✍️ Sample BCP Questions & Answers

1. What must an insurer disclose to policyholders under MAS Notice 318 (for general insurance)?
Key features, exclusions, claims procedures, and cooling-off rights

MAS Notice 318 requires general insurers to disclose key product features, important exclusions, claims procedures, and where applicable, cooling-off rights to ensure policyholders can make informed decisions.

2. What role does a 'loss adjuster' play in Singapore insurance claims?
Independently investigates and assesses the extent of loss on behalf of the insurer

A loss adjuster is an independent professional appointed by the insurer to investigate the circumstances of a claim, determine the cause, and assess the quantum of loss.

3. What is the key difference between a 'participating' and 'non-participating' life insurance policy in Singapore?
Participating policies share in the insurer's surplus/profits; non-participating do not

Participating policies entitle the policyholder to receive bonuses from the insurer's participating fund surplus. Non-participating policies offer guaranteed benefits only.

4. What is the 'free-look' period for life insurance policies purchased in Singapore?
14 days

In Singapore, policyholders have a 14-day free-look period from the date they receive the policy document to review and cancel a life insurance policy with a full refund of premiums paid.

5. What does 'proximate cause' determine in a Singapore insurance claim?
The dominant or effective cause of the loss

Proximate cause identifies the dominant, effective, or operative cause of a loss. A claim is payable only if the proximate cause is a peril covered under the policy.

6. What is 'insurable interest' as required in Singapore insurance law?
Having a financial interest in the subject matter of insurance

Insurable interest means the policyholder must have a legitimate financial stake in the subject matter insured. Without it, the insurance contract is not legally enforceable in Singapore.

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