Level: Beginner
Why you need this course:
After completing this course, you’ll have a better understanding of how the insurance industry is regulated by state governments.
Upon successful completion of this course, you should be able to:
- Explain how insurance regulation protects consumers, contributes to maintaining insurer solvency, and assists in preventing destructive competition.
- Identify the regulatory activities of state insurance departments and the duties typically performed by state insurance commissioners.
- Describe the methods that regulators use to ensure the solvency of insurers, and identify the challenges of insurer solvency regulation.
- Describe the market conduct areas in insurance that are regulated, and explain how these regulations operate.
- Identify organizations that act as unofficial regulators in insurance, and explain how these organizations affect insurance activities.
Cost: $20 per Professional Development Hour (PDH). Information on PDHs provided can be found
here.
Insurance Regulation Fundamentals Topics Include:
- How insurance regulation protects consumers, contributes to maintaining insurer solvency, and assists in preventing destructive competition
- Regulatory activities of state insurance departments
- Methods that regulators use to ensure the solvency of insurers
- The market conduct areas in insurance that are regulated
- Organizations that act as unofficial regulators in insurance
Additional Course Resources
Additional Knowledge Solutions
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