Captive CE

Captives as Risk Retention Mechanisms

Overview

This course covers the concept of “cost of risk” (COR)—how to quantify, reduce, and manage it. It demonstrates how captive insurance can lower these costs, providing an overview of captives, their types, and their functions. The course also addresses tax and accounting issues affecting captives’ effectiveness in managing financial risk.

Summary Details

Price

$99.00

This course is not subject to discount pricing.





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Learning Objectives

  • recognize the risk management purpose of using a captive to finance an entity’s risks, identify the elements of captive insurance, and recognize why a captive can insure many types of risks
  • distinguish among various types of captive insurance companies
  • understand the various ways in which the costs of financing risks through a captive can be lower than the costs of commercial insurance or self-insurance
  • recognize the ways in which captive insurance and other risk financing methods can smooth the financial impact of risk
  • identify factors considered in determining whether premiums paid to a captive are tax-deductible


Designed For:

Property and casualty risk, safety, insurance, finance, and accounting professionals


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Course Information

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Access Period: 12 months
Prerequisites: A basic understanding of risk financing principles and how the insurance industry is structured
Advanced Preparation: None
Delivery Method: Self-Study
PDF Download: Available
Provider of Record: WebCE
Field of Study: Specialized Knowledge
Last Reviewed: January 2023
Study Level: Intermediate
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Exam

Proctor: No
Passing Grade: 70
Questions: 50