Compliance, Governance and Risk Management in Insurance

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Compliance, Governance and Risk Management in Insurance

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Module 1: Introduction to Insurance Regulation and Compliance
  • Importance of regulation in insurance
  • Regulatory authorities (IRDAI in India, FCA/PRA in UK, NAIC in US)
  • Key regulatory frameworks and guidelines
  • Comparative regulatory approaches (India’s IRDAI vs Singapore’s MAS vs UAE’s IA)
  • Principles-based vs. rules-based regulation
  • Compliance lifecycle in an insurance company
  • Definition and importance of corporate governance
  • Governance structures in insurance companies
  • Role of Board of Directors, Audit Committee, and Risk Committee
  • Governance best practices and codes (OECD principles, GCG guidelines)
  • Risk vs. uncertainty in insurance
  • Types of risks in insurance: underwriting, market, credit, operational, reputational
  • Enterprise Risk Management (ERM) frameworks
  • Role of Chief Risk Officer (CRO)
  • Ethical principles in insurance operations
  • Data privacy and protection laws (GDPR, Indian Data Protection Act)
  • Anti-money laundering (AML) and combating financing of terrorism (CFT)
  • Fraud risk management
  • Conflicts of interest and whistleblowing mechanisms
  • Definition and sources of compliance risk
  • Designing an effective compliance program
  • Internal audit and internal control mechanisms
  • Compliance monitoring and reporting
  • Key Risk Indicators (KRIs) and Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
  • Concept of solvency and capital adequacy
  • Solvency II (Europe), RBC (US), IRDAI solvency norms (India)
  • Indian vs. global solvency norms (Compare IRDAI’s Ind-AS with IFRS 17)
  • Capital Modeling and stress testing
  • Impact of solvency on pricing, reserving, and underwriting
  • Climate risk, cyber risk, geopolitical risk
  • ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) risks
  • Role of technology (Insurtech, RegTech)
  • Strategic risk planning and scenario analysis
  • Future trends in insurance compliance and risk management

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