Course Description
Robust insurance provision has long underpinned economic growth and social welfare in developed nations, but penetration rates have remained stubbornly low in many emerging markets. This has prevented such nations from benefitting from the risk management benefits that insurance systems offer.
The challenges facing insurance firms and policymakers seeking to significantly increase insurance coverage in emerging markets are often seemingly insurmountable. Key issues include legal enforceability of insurance contracts; costs; cultural issues – e.g. relating to the intangibility of the benefits of insurance - and the dearth of experienced underwriting and other professional staff.
This programme carefully examines the reasons behind the historically slow penetration of insurance products in emerging economies and possible solutions. Delegates will examine current barriers to market development and the opportunities presented by new technologies for organisations to develop appropriate products, including microinsurance for individuals, companies and other parties which can provide robust risk cover on a sustainable basis.
COURSE OBJECTIVES: On completion, you will be able to:
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