Title |
MII Technical Course in Designing an Insurance Programme Using Risk Management Approach. |
Date |
3 – 4 December, 2012 |
Duration |
2 Days |
Level |
Intermediate |
Time |
9.00 am to 5.00 pm |
Venue |
The Malaysian Insurance Institute
MII City Centre
S17-S28, 2nd Floor,
Maju Junction Mall
1001 Jalan Sultan Ismail
50250 Kuala Lumpur |
Trainer |
TBA |
Who Should Attend |
- Insurance Industry Personnel who have basic knowledge in Insurance or basic knowledge in Risk Management
- Non– insurance personnel whose work require an understanding or practical knowledge of the subject
- Anyone who require knowledge on insurance
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Key Learning Outcomes |
At the end of the course, participants will be able to :
- understand the basic risk management principles and process.
- understand and apply the various techniques that can be used to identify and analyze risk exposure.
- systematically analyse an organization’s exposures and needs, and draw up a programme for insuring such exposures or alternatively treat them.
- understand some of the pitfalls in any insurance programme that may adversely affect an organization.
- establish an insurance portfolio and manage it effectively.
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Course Content |
Insurance programming and portfolio
management
- Conventional versus risk management
approach
Risk Management principles
Identify and listing assets
- Tangible/intangible properties
- Internal/external
Identifying and listing exposures
- Direct and indirect exposures
- Liabilities
- Risk Assessment and Evaluation
Useful risk assessment techniques
Assessing and documenting your risk exposures
Evaluation and decision making
- Treatment of risk exposure (I)
Insurance programming
- Assessing insurance requirements
- Categorizing assets exposures
- Insurance programming
Reviewing the insurance programme
- Identifying pitfalls
- Reviewing terms, conditions and exclusions
- Rectifying inadequacies
- Treatment of risk exposures (II)
Alternative risk treatment
- risk control
- risk financing
- risk transfer
Risk management programmes to minimize or
mitigate risk exposures
Insurance portfolio management (process and
administration)
Claims review
Use of consultants or external expertise
Documentation |
