
Orientation to Property & Casualty Insurance
The Orientation to Property/Casualty Insurance Industry course is designed for those interested in obtaining a broad overview of the property/casualty insurance industry. Participants will learn how the property/casualty insurance industry is structured; how insurance products and services are distributed to the consumer; how insurance company departments function are organized and function; how reinsurance is used to create an insurance company and insure large property and high liability values/limits; review civil laws of torts and contracts so you better understand liability insurance contract coverages; how occurrence liability insurance coverage is activated, the risk management process and "cost of risk" concept, and other property/casualty insurance concepts and issues. Additionally, you will review commercial ISO insurance contracts (specifically property, business income, commercial auto, crime, and liability coverages) commonly used in the property/casualty insurance industry.
You will be able to achieve the following after completing this course...
- Explain the beginnings of the modern property/casualty insurance system (Lloyds of London); the differences between stock, mutual, direct writing insurance companies; admitted/non-admitted companies; agent vs. broker; and the benefit the insurance industry offers society
- Explain and illustrate how reinsurance is used to create an insurance company
- Describe, illustrate, or explain the following concepts: principle of indemnity, valued policy, liability limits (split and single BI/PD), loss ratios, occurrence liability form, risk, peril, and risk management
- Explain and illustrate the civil law system and how insurance liability contracts protect families and organizations from Civil Law risks of negligence, intentional acts, strict liability, and contracts
- Describe basic coverages, conditions, and exclusions of ISO insurance forms for Commercial Property, Commercial General Liability, Commercial Auto, Workers' Compensation, Crime, Directors and Officers (D&O), and Umbrella insurance contracts
- Explain the importance of risk management and "cost of risk" to a business
Refund Policy
The course must be completed within 90 days of the date of purchase. A full refund, less a $30 fee, will be given within one week of registration if you are not satisfied with the product. No refund after one week. If student desires, instead of refund, he/she will be allowed to transfer into a classroom course or online instructor led course at public price with credit for entire online cost (no $30 fee).
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Continuing Education
Approved for 6 hours ce for California fire/casualty agent/brokers.
Cost: $39.00
Duration: 90 days
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