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Risk-focused examinations became an accreditation standard in January 2010, so it is important that you are ready. Taught by top-notch industry experts, with support from NAIC staff and regulators, the Risk-Focused Examination Seminar incorporates elements of the same training the NAIC offers for state examiners. The cooperation between RR Donnelley, IASA and NAIC ensures this seminar provides the most accurate educational content for insurance personnel as well as insight into the rationale behind and timing for this sweeping conversion in the insurance examination process. Instruction on how to effectively prepare for and manage a risk-focused examination, and how to properly interface risk-focused examinations into the company's overall risk management strategies and objectives rounds out this one-day program.
Estimated CPE Credits: 8 hours
Tuition Fees:
$895 (RR Donnelley Insurance Services Clients & IASA Members)
$990 (All other registrants)
Philadelphia, PA - September 21, 2011
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San Francisco, CA - November 15, 2011
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Who Should Attend?

- Insurance company executives with overall responsibility for coordinating and facilitating financial examinations.
- Insurance company personnel who have significant interaction with financial examiners.
- Audit firm personnel working on statutory audits and implementing Statements of Auditing Standards that pertain to insurance companies.
After Attending This Seminar, Professionals will be able to:

- Identify various risks faced by an insurer that will be evaluated by financial examiners, including NAIC-branded risk classifications and risks identified by external auditors.
- Understand how financial examiners will analyze an insurer's current and prospective solvency using the risk-focused surveillance approach.
- Prepare to coordinate and facilitate a risk-focused financial examination by understanding examiners' expectations during the process.
- Identify opportunities to interface regulatory risk-focused financial examinations with the company's risk management strategies and objectives.
Course Pre-Requisites: None
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