As demand for cyber cover continues to grow so does the range of risks, wordings and underwriting approaches. As it becomes more mainstream in customers’ minds, it is no longer just cyber specialists who need to be able to understand how standalone or silent cyber cover may complement conventional policies.

Bancassurance has been one of the most important developments in the financial services sector in the past forty years. Bancassurance, in its simplest form, is the distribution of insurance products through a bank's distribution channels. It is an arrangement between a bank and an insurance company that allows the insurance company to sell its products to the bank's client base, as a common distribution channel. The motives behind bancassurance vary. This partnership can be profitable for both companies. For banks, it means product diversification. Banks earn additional revenue by selling insurance products and insurance companies expand their customer bases without increasing their sales force or paying commission to agents and brokers. This can help deliver volume growth in their business with a lower cost per sale.

This course describes the skills and knowledge required to apply complex risk assessments to the underwriting of a life insurance application.

This course describes the skills and knowledge required to calculate benefits and settle claims made under risk-based life insurance policies.

Motor Insurance Claims and Underwriting Management training provides an essential introduction to motor insurance. It provides knowledge and understanding of the fundamental principles and practices relating to motor insurance claims and underwriting.

Commercial general liability (CGL) and business owners policies cover many of the liability loss exposures arising from the conduct of a business. However, certain occupations, such as physicians and attorneys, have an additional liability loss exposure: the professional liability exposure, which is not covered under these policies. These individuals need separate professional liability insurance to cover their professional liability risk.

There are also other business-related liability risks that fall under the professional liability category and are not covered under general liability policies. These include directors’ and officers’ liability, fiduciary liability, and employment practices liability. Businesses must purchase separate coverage to cover these exposures. In this course, participants will learn about the most common types of professional liability policies written for specific professions and businesses.