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           ifrs/ Mfrs 17 ProJect

           LIAM’s engagement with Ernst & Young (EY) since October 2018 as
           part of its initiative to prepare the industry for the implementation
           of IFRS/MFRS 17 (accounting aspect) in January 2023, ended on
           31 December 2021. During that period, EY had conducted 20
           forums and completed 14 Guidance Notes.

           Separately, LIAM also appointed EY on 5 October 2021 to look into
           the tax aspect for the implementation of MFRS 17 in January 2023
           and to propose a holistic tax proposal that would encompass the
           tax structure changes.


           A preliminary meeting was held on 13 December 2021 between
           EY, KPMG (consultant of PIAM), LIAM, PIAM, MTA with MOF and IRB.

           The meeting discussed the high-level impact of the
           implementation of MFRS 17 on the Insurance and Takaful industry
           to MOF and IRB. The parties have agreed to set up a taskforce to
           work out the impacts of the two tax regimes, i.e. current MFRS
           4 and the new MFRS 17 and to draw up a tax matrix for further
           discussion with regulators. BNM would also be invited to join the
           taskforce meeting as observer.





           east MaLaysia LocaL cHaPter


           engageMent WitH LiaM saBaH and LiaM
           saraWak Liaison coMMittees

           The LIAM Sabah and Sarawak Liaison Committee Meeting was held
           virtually on 3 December 2021.

           During the meeting, LIAM welcomed the new chairman of LIAM
           Sabah, Jonathan Wong, and the new chairman of LIAM Sarawak,
           Hon Kah Fui – both from Hong Leong Assurance Berhad – and
           wished them all the best in their new role.

           Despite the challenges brought about by the pandemic, the
           committee members were advised to continue with their awareness
           programmes, to bring the industry closer to the community in East
           Malaysia. The LIAM Sabah and Sarawak Committee could continue
           to play their role in establishing a strong presence of LIAM in East
           Malaysia by working together as a strong team.

           Each  committee  shared  its  proposed  activities  planned  for  the
           year 2022 which include educational roadshows on Perlindungan
           Tenang for the B40 group, talks with secondary school students,
           collaboration with insurer network of hospitals to organise health
           talks, and a blood donation campaign.
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