The basic principles of property insurance (non-life)

Target group

The training is primarily intended for persons

• who perform a regulated function in the distribution of Non-Life insurance, in particular those who :
  • have been appointed PCP and wish to broaden their basic knowledge and, where appropriate, take the advanced examination 2.3 – Property insurances;
  • are exempted from the examinations by their diploma;
  • have obtained a knowledge certificate to refresh and deepen the acquired knowledge, in accordance with the knowledge requirements of the IDD.
• who exercise a function other than the distribution of insurance and wish to deepen their knowledge of property insurances, in particular fire and technical insurances.

Required prior knowledge

Advanced level training: this training requires a general basic knowledge of the subject. 

Programme

CONTENT

• Part 1: Provisions of the law of 4 April 2014 applicable to property insurances
• Part 2: Fire Insurance
  • Subject of the fire insurance and type of insurance
  • Applicable legislation and consequences 
  • The insurable interest and the capacity of the insured party
  • The insurable liabilities
  • The insurable goods and the valuation
  • The basic, optional and the additional coverages
  • The claim settlement
• Part 3: Business interruption insurance
• Part 4: Technical insurances
  • Machine breakdown
  • Assembly and testing insurance
  • Electronic all risks insurance
  • The insurance for all construction site risks (ABR)
• Part 5: Credit and suretyship insurance

PRACTICAL INFORMATION 

• Duration: 14 hours
• Number of pages syllabus : +-  90 pages
• CPD hours: Each module includes an online test consisting of multiple-choice questions. CPD hours will only be granted if you pass the test. You are entitled to 2 attempts to pass the test. If you do not pass (result lower than 60%), CPD hours will not be granted for this (sub)module. We therefore recommend that you take the test only when you are sure you master the subject matter. 

Methodology

An ‘E-learning - distance learning’ is 100% self-study. It is a form of learning in which the participant processes individually, at his or her own pace, learning content that is provided in the form of a syllabus drawn up by the teacher. This content is provided in a digital format (PDF) via the MyFA learning platform, possibly supplemented with an exercise platform.

Course material :

• Syllabus 
• Exercise questions