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... Policy numbers, effective and expiration dates, covered objects, and covered parties are constants -t- hey just have different names in different places throughout the world. Documenting the commonalties allows us to identify and deal with the differences. Ultimately, the insurance industry is similar worldwide. The market will others. This work needs a formal infrastructure. Global standards are going to happen. It's just a matter of when. Login or Register (for FREE) to gain access to thousands of other great articles. Need more reasons to join ... industry, including insurance. This has moved ACORD to participate in organizations and programs developing globalized standards, and to take a leadership role in uniting these separate efforts to improve electronic communications and data transfer. ACORD has long recognized the need to be active in national and international standards initiatives. Since the early 1990s, ACORD representatives have participated in the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and the United Nations Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce and Transport (EDIFACT) . This has been helpful, although a comprehensive vision of global ... standards sprang up in the United Kingdom, Germany, the United States, and other countries. With the development of the European Union, European countries saw the need for standards that all the member nations could share, leading to the development of EDIFACT standards for the property/casualty segment of the business. While EDIFACT has addressed property/casualty standards, there is no life insurance participation. ACORD has begun filling the void in global life insurance standards through initiatives in South Africa and Australia, where we have formal working groups; ...
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...ffering risk-management training worldwide
Prerequisites: FIRM-must have AIRM ...ciation of Risk Professionals, an international not-for-profit organization in...
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... such as airfare and hotel) Program Director: Wayne Dauterive Web Site: www.scic.com/alliance E-mail: Send E-mail to CRM FELLOW OF THE INSTITUTE OF RISK MANAGEMENT (FIRM) Behind the Program: The Institute of Risk Management, a U.K. organization offering risk-management training worldwide Prerequisites: FIRM-must have AIRM degree (Associate of the Institute of Risk Management), five years of risk-management experience, evidence of personal development, 4,000- to 5,000-word dissertation; AIRM-must have a degree or professional qualification Program Format and Exam: ... total materials Classes: $320 per class Total: Self-study-up to $2 ,200; with classes-up to $5 ,100 More Information: Visit www.aicpcu.org or contact George Head FINANCIAL RISK MANAGER (FRM) Behind the Program: Global Association of Risk Professionals, an international not-for-profit organization in financial risk management Prerequisites: Minimum of two years of experience in financial risk management or related field. Must be an active member of GARP. Program Format and Exam: Self-study. GARP offers a study guide and a review course that's available only ... New York, London and Japan. The course takes place over a one-month period leading up to the exam. Subjects Program Covers: Quantitative analysis Capital markets Market risk management Credit risk management Operational and integrated risk management Legal, accounting, and tax risk management Regulation and compliance Continuing Education Requirements: None. Must pay GARP annual membership fees Cost to Complete Program: Examination fees: $300 Required books: $500 Prep classes: $750 Total: Self-study- $800; with review course- $1 ,550 More Information ...