SSIC 662 ACTIVITIES AUXILIARY TO INSURANCE AND PENSION FUNDING
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WELLFIELD INSURANCE PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 662
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ARI FINANCIAL GROUP PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 662
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ELSECO ASIA PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 662
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WEASSURE COVERAGE PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 662
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RNA FUND MANAGEMENT
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 662
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COMMERCIAL INSURANCE AGENCY PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 662
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XS GLOBAL APAC PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 662
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RTK ADVISORY PTE. LTD.
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 662
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VINCERE FT PARTNERS
Incorporated May 2026
SSIC: 662
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OPUS LEGACY PTE. LTD.
Incorporated Apr 2026
SSIC: 662
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MARTINO OPERATING (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD.
Incorporated Apr 2026
SSIC: 662
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U & M BIZ CONSULTANCY PTE. LTD.
Incorporated Apr 2026
SSIC: 662
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Understanding SSIC 662
The SSIC 662 classification pertains to activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding. This official code is mandatory when registering a business entity with ACRA (Accounting and Corporate Regulatory Authority) in Singapore.
Key Characteristics:
- Compliance with the Insurance Act (Cap. 142) regarding licensing and financial solvency.
- Common business structures include sole proprietorships, partnerships, and private limited companies (Pte Ltd) registered with ACRA.
- Regulatory requirements include reporting to the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and adherence to the Financial Advisers Act (FAA) if providing financial advisory services.
Common Business Operations
Activities auxiliary to insurance and pension funding, including insurance agencies, brokerage and consultancy services, and actuarial services.
Providing insurance broking services, connecting clients with insurance companies for various policies (e.g., life, health, property).
Example: An insurance agency acting as an intermediary between Great Eastern Life Assurance and potential policyholders.
Actuarial services, such as valuing insurance liabilities and advising on risk management, often aligned with MAS guidelines on risk-based capital (RBC) frameworks.