Financial Analysis of Insurance Companies Professional Certificate

What you will learn:

  • Describe major industry trends and challenges.
  • Explain the insurance industry's regulatory environment.
  • Describe the operating cycle of an insurance company.
  • Compare and contrast statutory and U.S. GAAP accounting.
  • Describe the impairment tests for invested assets.
  • Differentiate between loss reserves, policy reserves, UPR, and IBNR reserves.
  • Identify the components of an insurer's capital and surplus.
  • Describe the nature and purpose of reinsurance.
  • Identify the key elements of risk transfer in a reinsurance agreement.
  • Conduct ratio analysis to assess an insurer's financial condition and results.
  • Explain the methodologies used by rating agencies.
  • Describe the key components of the NAIC's risk-based capital (RBC) formula.
  • Identify the warning signs of an insurer experiencing financial distress.
  • Predict how changes in key variables might affect an insurer's financial results.
  • Describe how insurance companies manage financial risk.
  • Describe the impact of international accounting (IFRS) on the insurance industry.
  • Refresh your knowledge of key insurance terms and concepts.
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Financial Analysis of Insurance Companies – Industry Overview and Analysis of Financial and Regulatory Reporting (edX) EdX
New York Institute of Finance,NYIF

Financial Analysis of Insurance Companies – Industry Overview and Analysis of Financial and Regulatory Reporting (edX)

Dive deep into the intricacies of the insurance industry's financial landscape with our specialized course. Learn how to analyze the financial strength and operational performance of insurance companies through unique methods tailored for this sector. Explore the main lines of business, current operating environments, accounting practices, and regulatory frameworks that shape the Life and Health segment in both American and European markets.

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