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The following knowledge is embedded within the course, and will be assessed directly or indirectly through assessment of the specific outcomes in terms of the assessment criteria:
Insurance law short term insurance
An introduction to short-term insurance
Formation of short term insurance contract
Concepts of good faith, insurable interest, materiality, and misrepresentation
Clauses in a short-term insurance policy
Identify the types of short term insurance crimes
Short term insurance processes and terminology
Short term insurance processes and terminology
Short term insurance terminology
Underwriting and sales, various products (all risks, buildings, contents, marine, agrietc)
Methods of sales (Direct vs Broker)
Premium collection
Claims processes
Role players in the claims processes
Technology used in the short term insurance claims processes
Report Writing
Elements of report writing
Aspects of short term insurance crime
Impact of short term insurance crime
Types of short term insurance crime
Common characteristics of opportunistic and organised short term insurance crime
Prevalent insurance crimes committed amongst the various short term insurance role players
(policyholders, brokers, employees, suppliers, or no relationship)
Emerging insurance crime trends
Identifying sources of information
Management of short term insurance crime investigations
Developing a repository of short term insurance crime scenarios
Converting reactive short term insurance crime investigations to proactive intelligence driven
investigations to proactive intelligence driven investigations through scenario testing
Short term insurance crime investigation resources
Investigation of short term insurance crimes
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