Master Policyholder definition

Master Policyholder means the Insured.

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Master Policyholder means any company, firm or body corporate incorporated under any relevant law in force in India and has its registered office and other offices located in India

Master Policyholder means the finance institution named in the scheduled which holds this group policy

Examples of Master Policyholder in a sentence

Eligible member must opt for the cover only after availing the services of <<Master Policyholder Name >>..
The fund management charge would be subject to service tax and education cess, if any, as per the applicable laws and shall be entirely borne by the Master Policyholder.
Payments under the policy shall be made to the Master Policyholder or can be directed to be paid to named individuals at the Master Policyholder’s discretion.
Contact details for notifying a claim Notice of any claim under the policy shall be given by the Master Policyholder to the Underwriter as soon as practicable after the death of the Covered Party.
The Master Policyholder represents that the Master Policyholder have collected the individual insureds' personal information in accordance with applicable data protection laws.

Master Policyholder means the group/organization/Institution named in the Policy Schedule;

Master Policyholder means the person or entity named as Master Policyholder in the schedule.

Master Policyholder means the Proposer for this policy and whose members are covered under the plan, and may include employer-employee groups and non employer-employee homogeneous groups such as banks, non banking financial institutions, employers offering loans to their employees, employee welfare societies etc.

Master Policyholder means the association or employer group named as such in the Declarations Page to whom the Master Policy was issued.

Master Policyholder means UNITED OVERSEAS BANK (MALAYSIA) BERHAD.

Master Policyholder means the Master Policyholder as stated in the Schedule.