Learn Insurance Canada

This is the final CIP course; you should take it last. Regardless, it must be one of the last three courses you take. Now that you have a basic technical knowledge of insurance and risk, you will be exposed to the insurance industry in its broader context. We will explore the insurance industry’s relationship to its external environment. We will examine international issues associated with insurance. You will learn about financial concepts unique to the insurance industry. You will examine marketing in insurance, pricing the product, broker and insurer relationships, the regulatory environment, and the general dynamics of how the industry operates. We will introduce you to the study of ethics and how it relates specifically to you and our industry.

You are encouraged to develop your own ideas about the business of insurance, to read insurance trade journals, and to keep current on industry news.

Chapter Outlines:

• Insurance and society 
• Structure of the insurance industry 
• Marketing 
• Pricing the insurance service; financial concepts 
• The dynamics of the insurance marketplace 
• Regulation; Solvency and Capacity 
• Financial management 
• Financial analysis 
• Managing the enterprise 
• Ethics, education and excellence

Study Notes:

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Narrative Portion Exam Questions:

• Dec 2003, April 2003, Dec 2002, July 2001, April 2001, July 2000, Dec 2000, April 2000, Dec 1999, July 1998




Past Exams Without Answers:

• April 2003
• December 2003