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Topik: HLTM Takaful

Source: The Star, 9th April 2011

The Malaysian Association of Tour and Travel Agents (MATTA) and a major insurance company here have come up with a scheme to support a Government requirement that all haj and umrah pilgrims must have takaful (Islamic insurance) coverage.

MATTA president Datuk Khalid Harun said the association and Hong Leong Tokio Marine Takaful Bhd (HLTM Takaful) would be collaborating on the newly-launched MATTA Haj and Umrah Personal Accident Takaful Scheme.

“The scheme conforms with Section 6(1A) of the Tourism Industry Act, which makes it compulsory for haj and umrah pilgrims to have valid takaful coverage,” he said after the signing of a MoU between MATTA and HLTM Takaful at Putra World Trade Centre yesterday.

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Sumber: Berita Harian, 27hb Oktober 2010

Hong Leong Tokio Marine Takaful Bhd (HLTM Takaful) menyasarkan premium sehingga RM2 juta dalam tempoh 12 bulan akan datang daripada Pelan Takaful Kasih 1 CUEPACS yang diuruskannya di bawah inisiatif konsortium pengendali takaful Kongres Kesatuan Pekerja-Pekerja Di Dalam Perkhidmatan Awam (CUEPACS).

Ketua Eksekutifnya, Ab Latiff Abu Bakar, berkata Pelan Takaful Kasih 1 CUEPACS itu adalah produk pertama daripada siri produk takaful yang akan diperkenalkan konsortium pengendali takaful CUEPACS. Beliau berkata, konsortium itu merancang melancarkan sekurang-kurangnya lima lagi pelan takaful untuk ahli CUEPACS yang berjumlah 1.2 juta, sebelum akhir tahun ini. “Bagi HLTM Takaful yang menjadi sebahagian konsortium pengendali takaful CUEPACS, kami menyasarkan melancarkan satu lagi produk sebelum akhir tahun,” katanya pada pelancaran Pelan Takaful Kasih 1 CUEPACS di Kuala Lumpur, semalam. Hadir sama Presiden CUEPACS, Omar Osman.

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Source: Bernama, 3rd September 2009

Hong Leong Tokio Marine (HLTM) Takaful expects AUD30 million (AUD1=RM2.94) worth of funds to be subscribed by the Malaysian public for its newly launched capital protection investment-linked (CPIL) scheme — a global recovery income plan (GRIP) — within 45 days.

GRIP is a four-year Australian dollar denominated Shariah compliant and 100 per cent CPIL plan using the concept of Murabahah and Wa’ad (unilateral undertaking).

HLTM Takaful chief executive officer, Ab Latif Abu Bakar said GRIP is expected to pay an annual income distribution with a cumulative total of 15 per cent.

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