It is well known that man works instinctively to defend himself and protect himself and his property, and he takes all the methods that support him to ward off harm from him and reduce the sources of danger, and he does everything in his power to provide the possible security for his religion, soul, money, mind and honor, and it is one of the five necessities that God commanded to protect. And their preservation is upon those in authority and the rulers, and the diversity and proliferation of risks has led a person to seek to rent the means that help him to avoid these risks, avoid them and mitigate their effects, especially since the tooth alone cannot resist these dangers that may exceed his own capabilities, and that means was insurance. Which, in a simplified way, is based on the idea of ​​solidarity and solidarity of the group to redress or compensate for the harm suffered by one of the members of that group, through a group of sections paid by individuals that fear achieving danger.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers of institutions and companies.
• Businessmen who wish to develop their skills in insurance management.
• Students and graduates of business administration colleges in various universities.
• Anyone who wishes to develop their expertise to work in the field of insurance and risk management.

Knowledge and Benefits:

After completing the program, participants will be able to master the following:

• Understand the concept of insurance as a modern process necessary to secure money and property against potential risks.
• Clarify the regulations governing the operation of insurance activities.
• The role of optional means such as arbitration and mediation that parties to insurance relationships may resort to to resolve disputes between them.
• Reducing legal liability and increasing stability in operations.
• Protecting people from harm.

• Introduction to Insurance
  • The concept of insurance and its importance.
  • Types of insurance: personal, commercial, health.
• Principles of insurance
  • The principle of protection from risks and the principle of compensation.
  • Types of insurance policies: property insurance, liability insurance.
• Insurance market
  • The role of insurance companies, brokers, and investors.
  • The systems governing the insurance market.
• Risk analysis tools
  • Methods and methods of identifying risks.
  • Risk assessment techniques using quantitative and qualitative tools.
• Introduction to risk management
  • Definition of risk management and its importance in organizations.
  • Risk management life cycle: identifying, analyzing, evaluating, processing, and monitoring risks.
• Risk management strategies
  • Risk management methods: avoidance, mitigation, transfer, and acceptance.
  • How to prepare a comprehensive and effective risk management plan
• Integration between insurance and risk management
  • How insurance contributes to reducing risks.
  • How to choose appropriate policies to meet the needs of the organization.
• Developing personal skills
  • Negotiation and communication skills in the field of insurance.
  • Managing customer relationships.
• Technology in insurance and risk management
  • The role of big data, artificial intelligence, and digital insurance.
  • Using technology to improve risk management strategies.