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Article (71) Prohibition of Discrimination Between Insurance Policies

Companies providing long-term insurance shall not discriminate between one policy and another of the same type with respect to insurance rates, the schedule structure of the accumulated cash value generated by the policy annually, or the amount of profits distributed to policyholders or for any other considerations unless such discrimination is based on variation in life expectancy.

As an exception, the above prohibition shall not apply to insurance policies with large cover amounts, which enjoy specific discounts according to rate schedules notified to the Central Bank.