Insurance that provides protection against most risks to property, such as fire, theft and some weather damage.
As we approach the end of our comprehensive course on Property and Casualty (P&C) Insurance, it's time to revisit the key topics we've covered. This review will help consolidate your understanding and prepare you for the state licensing exam.
We began our journey with an introduction to P&C Insurance, exploring its history, role, and importance. P&C Insurance is a broad field that covers various types of insurance policies designed to protect businesses and individuals from significant financial losses.
General Liability Insurance is a crucial aspect of P&C Insurance. It provides coverage for common risks, including bodily injury, property damage, and personal injury. We delved into the types of coverage offered and the process of managing claims.
Our course also covered Workers Compensation Insurance, which provides benefits to employees who suffer work-related injuries or illnesses. We discussed key policy provisions and the process of settling and managing claims.
Stock Throughput Policies (STP) are a type of marine insurance that covers goods from the point of origin to the final destination. We explored the key elements of STP and the process of underwriting these policies.
Product Recall Insurance is a specialized type of coverage that protects companies from the significant costs associated with recalling a product. We discussed risk assessment and the process of managing product recall claims.
Inland Marine Insurance covers goods, tools, and equipment when transported over land or temporarily stored by a third party. We reviewed the types of coverage offered and the process of risk assessment.
In the digital age, Cyber Insurance has become increasingly important. It provides coverage for businesses in the event of cyber threats or attacks. We revisited cyber risks, the different policies available, and the process of claiming cyber insurance.
D&O Insurance protects the personal assets of corporate directors and officers, as they can be held personally liable for their company's actions. We reviewed the key coverage elements and the process of handling claims.
Finally, we explored various other insurance policies, their coverage, risks, and selling strategies. These included policies targeting consumer goods companies and other specialized types of insurance.
This review should serve as a refresher of the key topics we've covered throughout the course. As you prepare for the state licensing exam, remember to revisit these topics and ensure you have a solid understanding of each.