Insurance Broking Practice (M81) - CII

The objective of this exam is to develop knowledge and understanding of the fundamental principles and practices of insurance broking practice and will help you to acquire and develop the skills, care and diligence required to operate in the best interests of the client in finding suitable and cost-effective insurance protection and within the legal and regulatory framework operating for insurance business.

3,772

Insurance business and finance (M92) - CII

The objective of this unit is to develop knowledge and understanding of the fundamental principles and practices of Insurance business and finance practice. It provides an understanding of the core principles relating to insurance business and finance and will give candidates an understanding of the principles and practices of financial accounting, how this function relates to the other activities carried out in a business, and how specific aspects impact on insurance companies.

3,772

Insurance Claims Handling (WCE/WCA) - CII

Insurance Claims Handling (non-UK) (WCE) provides you with knowledge and understanding of the basic principles of the claims handling process which can be applied in your region. It is designed for insurance practitioners working outside the UK, this unit covers the claims handling process including notification, assessment, settlement and associated financial factors.

724.5

Insurance Foundations Professional Exam - Third Edition

The IFCE is a Insurance Authority (IA) mandatory exam covering rules and regulations of insurance, code of conduct and the basics of insurance operations. This exam will contribute in assuring the eligibility of insurance sector employees through understanding the minimum knowledge and skills required to work in this sector.

4.5/ 5

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Insurance Law (M05) - CII

This unit provides candidates with knowledge and understanding of the laws which form the background to the operation of insurance, the system within which these laws operate and are administered and apply knowledge and skills to practical situations. looks at general legal principles, how the legal system works and legal personality - how the law applies to different types of natural persons and juristic persons.

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Insurance Underwriting (WUE/WUA) - CII

Insurance Underwriting (non-UK) provides candidates with knowledge and understanding of the role of underwriting including identification, assessment and acceptance of risk, rating and relevant financial factors which can be applied to your region. It will encompass underwriting procedures, considerations applicable to the main classes of general insurance business, the structure and content of policy wordings, premium payment, renewal and cancellation, as well as the main aspects of rating. The developments in related products and services are also discussed and will conclude by introducing the principals involved in managing the underwriting account.

724.5

Underwriting Practice (M80) - CII

The objective of this unit is to develop knowledge and understanding of the fundamental principles and practices of underwriting practice and the environment within which they operate. Also, it provides an understanding of the key influences of the regulatory and commercial environment on underwriting, underwriting policy and practice, use of statistical data, risk pricing and risk exposure and control.

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