In 2011, the Hong Kong Confederation of Insurance Brokers criticised the plan to split MPF intermediary oversight among the HKMA, the Insurance Authority and the SFC, arguing a single regulator would avoid confusion. Secretary-general Eric Lee said the one-month consultation was too short and submitted a five-page proposal to the FSTB.
Three regulators could impose inconsistent standards on intermediaries; the government wanted the regime in place before the Employee Choice Arrangement.
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