The MPF Intermediaries Examination is the qualifying examination you must pass to register as an MPF intermediary in Hong Kong. It is a single paper of 80 MCQs covering the regulatory framework and operation of the MPF System. (An equivalent VTC-PEAK exam on the same syllabus also satisfies the requirement.)
The MPF Intermediaries Examination is the qualifying examination you must pass to register as an MPF intermediary in Hong Kong. It is a single paper of 80 MCQs covering the regulatory framework and operation of the MPF System. (An equivalent VTC-PEAK exam on the same syllabus also satisfies the requirement.)
A single paper of 80 compulsory MCQs in 2 hours, paper-based and bilingual (English & Traditional Chinese). Results are reported as PASS or FAIL.
Anyone seeking to register as an MPF intermediary — typically insurance agents, brokers, bank staff and financial advisers who sell or advise on MPF schemes. Open to the public with no prerequisites.
A single 80-question MCQ paper covering the MPF regulatory framework, the features and operation of the MPF System, and the regulation of intermediaries.
Study the official MPFA syllabus and HKSI study notes — both recognised exams use the same syllabus.
With 80 questions in 120 minutes you get about 90 seconds each; practise pacing and flag harder items.
Focus on the regulatory framework and the regulation of intermediaries — they carry significant weight.
All questions are compulsory with no negative marking, so never leave a question blank.
Bring your Admission Form and valid ID; arriving 15+ minutes late counts as absent with no refund.