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Reinsurance: Management and Accounting

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Reinsurance: Management and Accounting

Success or failure? Your knowledge can make the difference.

Reinsurance agreements can have a tremendous impact on your company’s profitability, yet many insurance executives don’t understand this complex discipline well enough to manage agreements to their company’s advantage.

Gain the skills and knowledge you need to optimize your reinsurance agreements, while protecting your company from undue risk, at the University of Wisconsin’s “Reinsurance: Management and Accounting” course.

During this rigorous three-day course, you’ll work with leading university faculty and insurance industry experts in a highly participative environment.

Learn how to work with reinsurance brokers to get the backing your company needs, without exposing it to undue risks.

In the “Reinsurance: Management and Accounting” course, we’ll cover:

• Types and content of agreements. Whether you’re ceding or assuming coverages, we’ll help you analyze, monitor and create more effective reinsurance programs.
• How to work with reinsurance brokers. Knowledge is power. We’ll discuss both theoretical and practical reinsurance issues and show you how to get the backing your company needs without exposing it to undue risk.
• The latest reinsurance terminology, principals and techniques. Gain comfort and confidence when dealing with reinsurance questions and structuring reinsurance agreements, and become your firm’s go-to resource for this complex, critical area.

Who should attend?

This course is specifically designed to meet the needs of professionals who are responsible for creating and/or managing their company’s reinsurance agreements.

Bonus!

Each course participant will receive a reinsurance resource guide. This multi-volume reference set was developed specifically for course participants. It captures much of the key content discussed during the course and will be an invaluable resource as you manage this complex function.

The University of Wisconsin–Madison, as a member of the University Continuing Education Association (UCEA), authorizes this course for 2.4 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) or 24 hours.