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Underwriting

This course equips learners with the essential knowledge and skills to assess and evaluate risk accurately in the short-term insurance environment. Participants will develop the ability to make informed underwriting decisions that align with regulatory standards and ensure sustainable profitability for insurers
Underwriting Unit Standards

243167 – Underwriting and Pricing Trends

This unit standard is intended for people in research and development who decide on underwriting practice, Underwriters and Claims Assessors who assess Short Term risk, and those who decide on pricing practice. It requires the ability to work with actuarial information and statistics. The qualifying learner is capable of:

• Identifying underwriting and pricing trends in short term insurance.
• Analysing risk assessment practices in short term insurance to make a competitive risk assessment.
• Recommending changes to current company practice in the assessment of risk in short term insurance.
• Communicating information to internal and external customers.

120065 – Claims Department Operations

This unit standard is intended for senior people in Long-Term insurance organisations who are responsible for ensuring sound business practice within a claims department. The qualifying learner is capable of:

• Evaluating the workflow in a claims department.
• Analysing the effectiveness of a claims department structure.
• Analysing people-related risks in a claims department.
• Recommending audit procedures for a claims department.
• Evaluating the support systems available to a claims department.

243175 – Commercial and Industrial Underwriting

This unit standard enables learners to make a short term commercial and industrial underwriting decision without referral for high risk in a single commercial or industrial undertaking without subsidiaries. It is useful for Underwriters and Claims Assessors. The qualifying learner is capable of:

• Assessing the risk in a commercial and industrial proposal.
• Valuing the risk in terms of an underwriting mandate.
• Adapting a policy wording for a standard risk to meet specific needs.
• Presenting terms and conditions to a client or intermediary.

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