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IC38 Basic Risk Management

Mitigating Uncertainty: An Introduction to Basic Risk Management

Created byPNC Learning
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BeginnerUpdated Apr 16, 2024
IC38 Basic Risk Management

About This Course

As an insurance broker, your job isn't only to sell insurance.  Your REAL job is to be a risk manager.  

Brokers that practice risk management will have better client retention, more satisfied clients, and a better loss ratio.

This course is a study of basic risk factors and exposures and risk mitigation for various lines of commercial insurance, fire, multi-perils, crime, and CGL.

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PNC Learning
PNC Learning

2x Award Winning Commercial Insurance Broker

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Founder and CEO of PNC Learning (a wholly owned LearnDay subsidiary), one of Canada’s leading independent providers of pre-licensing and accredited continuing education courses for insurance professionals. https://courses.pnclearning.com With programs currently in use by thousands of students and at some of the largest insurance brokerages across Canada, Jacques has deep experience in successfully launching and marketing new e-Learning programs for the fitness industry, financial services, and other regulated industries. With a technical background, his expertise in e-Learning includes content creation, sales & marketing, and everything required to bring a new e-Learning program to market from the ground up.

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