The LMA Academy has partnered with MDA Training to host a series of live, interactive, virtual learning soundbites. The soundbites aim to cover broad commercial concepts and principles.

Audience

The programme is aimed at those who are starting a career in the claims function within an insurance business.

Each soundbite will cover broad commercial ideas in an easily digestible way, rather than explore a specific topic in huge depth. The soundbites follow a developmental pathway, and delegates are expected to attend each session.

This programme is open to LMA member only.

Programme Details

Date: 03 February – 17 February 2021
Programme: five live online soundbites, 14.00 – 16.00
Online platform: Sessions will be hosted via Zoom, joining details will be sent 24 hours prior to the event
Fee: £500 + VAT per delegate

About the programme

Insurance businesses underwrite a series of contracts across broad product ranges to a variety of clients around the globe. Each product reflects a promise to pay an insured should a loss covered under the policy arise. But it is only when that loss arises that clients realise the real impact of that promise: claims teams become an essential element after, during, and even before a claim in helping insureds, and insurers, create value in their business activities.

The LMA Academy has partnered with MDA Training to host a series of live, interactive, virtual learning soundbites. The soundbites aim to cover broad commercial concepts and principles through the specific lens and focus of a claims team and position those concepts within the performance framework of an insurance business.lma

Each soundbite will last 2 hours and will cover the following topics:

• Soundbite 1: Exploring the maths of claims on insurance results and capital
• Soundbite 2: Measuring insurance results through the lens of claims
• Soundbite 3: The impact of claims when modelling insurance performance
• Soundbite 4: Digging beneath the claims ratio to dissect claims activity
• Soundbite 5: Linking the cost and timing of claims when building an insurance contract.