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About this course

I. The Evolving Nature of Risk and InsuranceDefining Risk: Concepts of pure vs. speculative risk, objective vs. subjective risk, and diversifiable vs. non-diversifiable risk.The Insurance Mechanism: How insurance functions as a risk transfer tool and its societal benefits.Challenges to Insurers: Impact of catastrophe, regulatory shifts, and emerging technologies (InsurTech).II. The Risk Management ProcessIdentification: Methods for discovering loss exposures (checklists, financial statements, flowcharts).Analysis: Assessing frequency and severity of losses.Selection and Implementation: Choosing between risk control (avoidance, prevention, reduction) and risk financing (retention, transfer).Monitoring and Revision: Continuous improvement of the risk program.III. Holistic and Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)ERM Frameworks: Moving beyond hazard risk to include strategic, operational, and financial risks.Risk Appetite and Tolerance: Defining how much risk an organization is willing to accept to achieve its goals.IV. Risk Financing and GoalsInsurable Loss Exposures: Characteristics required for a risk to be ideally insurable.Retention vs. Transfer: Evaluating when an organization should pay for its own losses versus buying insurance.CPCU 520: Meeting Challenges Across Insurance OperationsThis course examines the "inner workings" of an insurance company and how different departments collaborate to achieve financial stability.I. Insurance RegulationReasons for Regulation: Protecting consumers, maintaining insurer solvency, and preventing destructive competition.<

Course objectives

• Learn how insurers operate and collaborate across departments
• Understand regulatory requirements and their implications for consumers
• Apply risk management techniques to various organizational contexts