Risk management in insurance companies is an essential element of management and accountability, as it is a method and approach applied to all company departments to increase the effectiveness of corporate governance and compliance systems, which supports the achievement of strategic goals by identifying, analyzing, evaluating and prioritizing and monitoring risks to help ensure the sustainability of the company’s work and enable it to achieve its objectives. A main focus of this program is to identify risk management, its stages, and various tools for risk management as well as to review the legal framework for risk management in the Saudi insurance sector and to learn how to prepare an emergency plan for management of business continuity and crises.
At the end of the training program, the participant should be able to:
1 Definition of Risk Management
2 Risk Management Process
3 Methods of Risk Management
Risk Avoidance Method
Risk Assumption/Retention Method
Risk Transfer Method
Risk Finance Method
4 Case Study
1 Understand the risks associated with the activity of insurance companies
2 Designing a risk management strategy in accordance with the rules of corporate governance
3 The relationship between audit, compliance and risk management
1 Risk Management Regulation: Purpose, Definitions
2 Scope and Exemptions, Compliance Measures, Non-Compliance
3 Risk Management Strategy
4 Responsibilities of the Board of Directors towards the risks to which the company is exposed
5 Responsibilities of senior employees towards the risks to which the company is exposed
6 Policies and Control Systems: Contingency Plan, Documentation and Review, Reporting
1 Methods for determining risks
2 Gathering information about risks
3 Kinds of information we need
4 Internal and external sources of information
5 Measurement of risks (frequency– severity)
6 Risk Evaluation: Risk Mitigation, Risk Monitoring, Effective Monitoring
1 Product development risks
2 Underwriting
3 Pricing risk
4 Claims Settlement Risks
5 Financial solvency risks
6 Credit risk
7 IT Risks
8 Reinsurance risk
9 Risks of non-compliance
10 Risks associated with changing laws and regulations
11 Risks of exposure to insurance fraud
12 Money laundering and counter-terrorism risks
13 Corporate Governance Risks
1 Risk appetite Definition
2 Principles for an Effective Risk Appetite
3 Risk appetite framework
1 Elements of an emergency plan:
Initial indications of risks
Assess the potential impact of each risk
Mechanism for dealing with each risk
Define roles and responsibilities
Reporting Mechanism
Pass the professional exam for Insurance Foundations
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