CASE STUDY REVIEW: FINAL ASSESSMENT PRESENTATIONS

In their groups, delegates will present the final part of their case study to a panel of judges.
A networking lunch will follow the final presentation.

Programme details

25 January – 20 June 2018
Please check the module information for specific dates and times
Location: Lloyd’s building, One Lime Street, London EC3M 7HA
Fee: £2,500 + VAT

About the programme

The LMA Academy, working with Lloyd’s, has taken over the delivery of the Claims Practitioner Programme which supports the development of high potential claims professionals in the Lloyd’s market.

The programme is being delivered at an intermediate level and has been enhanced to meet claims professionals requirements and future needs, ensuring that attendees have both the opportunity and appropriate level of support to develop in a challenging and changing claims and market environment.
The role of the claims professional has historically been focused on technical expertise, either relating to the claims sector or the class of business. The claims professionals role and the claims operating model is changing. Claims service and expertise is a key differentiator – it is a part of the (re)insurers value proposition. This requires a different mind and skill set to ensure that the London and Lloyd’s market maintains its reputation and specialist skills to service our global client base and compete with our peers.

The programme, over 14 modules, has the clear objective of supporting and overcoming the challenges and issues facing claims professionals in the Lloyd’s market, bridging the gap between technical claims handling and the more strategic areas of a claims role. Each module will have pre and post module work which allows the delegates to relate programme content back into their own organisation and class of business.
The modules will be delivered by expert claims professionals from the market with a wide range of experience and knowledge across the claims function.
Delegates will learn about:

• Different classes of business and emerging risks
• The importance of reinsurance both inwards and outwards
• The operations function and the concept of an operating model
• Business planning including the role of the claims business plan
• Key risks of running a claims function
• Claims and reserving philosophies
• Delegated oversight and expert management
• Dispute resolution
• Principles of Law
• Innovation and differentiation
• Catastrophe planning and large loss co-ordination

Presenter

This programme is run by Charlotte Warr from Sarnia Training, Gill Bonello and Julie Turner from Learning Curve and guest presenters from the LMA, Lloyd’s and various managing agents.