P&C Insurance Workplace Ethics

Overview

This course provides a practical overview of ethics in the insurance industry. It examines the origins of personal ethics, distinguishes between ethical and unethical behavior, and explores real-world business examples. Learners will identify conflicts of interest and methods for managing them, including disclosure and transparency. The course also reviews the purpose and development of organizational ethics codes and policies, and outlines key considerations for ethical decision-making. Through applied scenarios, participants learn to evaluate and respond to ethical dilemmas faced by insurance professionals.

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Learning Objectives

  • Recognize the origins of personal ethics.
  • Provide examples of both ethical and unethical behavior in business, with emphasis on the business of insurance.
  • Describe the steps any organization can follow in developing its own ethics policy
  • Explain some of the key points to consider when trying to make an ethical decision.
  • Apply ethical principles when evaluating the types of ethical dilemmas insurance practitioners face.
  • Develop an increased personal awareness of ethics and its impact on daily activities.


Designed For:

P&C producers at all stages of their careers 


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