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This program aims to provide an understanding of the essential factors and information related to the underwriting process in insurance. It includes knowledge of support services, underwriting considerations, and pricing principles and practices. Additionally, the program covers underwriting procedures and insurance documents, including renewals, cancellations, as well as personal and commercial insurance. Moreover, it focuses on understanding pricing factors and exposure management in the context of insurance underwriting to ensure efficient decision-making in this field. The program includes: • Registration fees and membership in the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) • A preparatory program • Professional examination fees
Insurance
Claims
Customer Care +4
Claims
Customer Care
Policy Operations
Reinsurance / Retro Operations
Sales and Distribution / Intermediaries
Underwriting
Credit
Not Exist
Lecture
Brainstroming +2
Lecture
Brainstroming
Practical Implementation
Dialogue Teams
Pre Exam
Post Exam +1
Pre Exam
Post Exam
Simulation Test for professional exam
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Online Training
Explain why an underwriter needs to be aware of material facts and information in assessing a risk.
Explain the concept of duties relating to disclosure and representation, to whom these apply and how the duties may be modified.
Define the words peril and hazard as used in the insurance industry and the relationship between them.
Explain the significance of moral and physical hazard for underwriters and how they are manifested.
Describe the methods used by underwriters to obtain material facts and information.
Online Training
Describe the general and specific questions asked of proposers.
Describe the good practice/guidelines relating to quotations.
Explain the methods by which underwriters gather material facts and information and their legal and contractual significance.
Describe the different ways in which premiums are calculated and may be subject to taxation.
Explain the legal significance of procedures relating to the issue of temporary evidence of cover, such as cover notes, policies and certificates of insurance.
Describe the relevance of premium payment for valid cover.
Describe the methods used by insurers to collect premiums including instalment facilities.
Online Training
Describe the structure, functions and contents of a policy form.
Explain the meaning and significance of common policy exclusions.
Explain the meaning and significance of common policy conditions.
Explain how excesses, deductibles and franchises are used.
Explain the distinction between warranties, conditions and representations.
Online Training
Describe the legal processes relating to renewals.
Explain how cancellation clauses operate.
Online Training
Describe the basic features and typical policy cover of motor insurance, health insurance, household insurance, travel insurance and extended warranties.
Online Training
Describe the basic features and typical policy cover of property insurance, pecuniary insurance and liability insurance.
Online Training
Describe basic features of additional ‘support’ type insurance services available with specific reference to help lines, authorized repairers and suppliers, risk control/advice and uninsured loss recovery services.
Online Training
Describe the key underwriting criteria for motor insurance, health insurance and personal insurances.
Describe the key underwriting criteria for commercial property insurance, including fire and special perils, theft insurance, glass insurance and money insurance.
Describe the key underwriting criteria for pecuniary insurances, including legal expense insurance and business interruption insurance.
Describe the key underwriting criteria for liability insurance, including employers’ liability, public liability, pollution liability, products liability and professional indemnity.
Describe the key underwriting criteria for extended warranties.
Describe the procedures commonly used to discourage individuals from making fraudulent claims.
Describe the procedures commonly used to detect fraudulent claims.
Explain the consequences of fraudulent claims for the insurer, their insureds and the fraudulent claimant.
Explain how the fair treatment of customers and positive customer outcomes relates to insurance policies.
Online Training
Describe the sources, availability and types of data essential to the underwriting process.
Explain the importance of claims information on underwriting terms/premium rates.
Explain the nature of risk in terms of frequency and severity of claims.
Explain the significance of the claims loss ratio on premiums/acceptance of risk.
Explain the distinction between underwriting year, policy year, accounting year and calendar year
Online Training
Define risk premium and its key features.
Describe the reporting factors of expenses, return on capital, investment income, tax and intermediary remuneration.
Online Training
Describe the basic factors influencing the market cycle.
Describe the principles of risk accumulation.
Describe the basic reinsurance considerations including the types of reinsurance.
Understand the material facts and information relating to the insurance underwriting process.
Understand underwriting procedures relating to the insurance underwriting process.
Understand insurance policies in relation to the insurance underwriting process.
Understand renewals and cancellation in relation to the insurance underwriting process.
Understand personal insurances in relation to the insurance underwriting process.
Understand commercial insurances in relation to the insurance underwriting process.
Understand the main support/ancillary services available in the insurance industry.
Understand underwriting considerations in relation to the insurance underwriting process.
Understand the principles and practices of pricing.
Understand pricing factors within the context of the insurance underwriting process.
Understand managing exposure within the context of the insurance underwriting process.
