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Course Syllabus for Insurance Operations
Helpful Link To Improve Writing and Business Applications
Exam 2 Topical Review for 11 10 2017
Topical Review Materials for Final Exam in Insurance Operations
Sample Final Exam from Fall 2012 in Insurance Operations
Review Study Guide for Exam 2
Sample Exam 1 for Review
Sample Exam 2 for Review
.Lecture Notes and Helpful Information on Insurance Concepts and Methodologies
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Insurance Operations is a major elective within the Finance
degree program at the University of Northern Iowa. The
course is designed to help students secure a working knowledge of home
office, insurance activities related to underwriting, claims
settlement, investments, reinsurance, legal and regulatory issues. Course Pre-requisites: 120:30;120:031;160:151; 800:072 or
800:092;920:053;920:054, Junior Standing
Course Goals and Objectives:
- To offer you a basic background in financial management issues
unique to Insurance companies.
- To develop a working knowledge of the financial methods of
reserving, indemnification, and ways of handling risks through
assumption, avoidance, loss control and transfer.
- Toa give a systematic framework for identifying, classifying
and dealing with potential loss producing activities with a
focus on underwriting and claims management.
- To provide a method for critically evaluating all types of
risks with an appreciation of the relationship between risk and
return within the context of financial planning and decision
making.
- To understand the multinational and international financial
environment.
Review for Exam 2 Fall 2013
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