The objective of this module is to provide participants with the knowledge and understanding of healthcare insurance and the principles underlying health care insurance practice. It outlines the various schemes that are available and how health products can be marketed and the handling of claims if any.
The general objective of this module is to provide participants with the knowledge and understanding of the risk management. This is motivated by the fact that the past decade has seen a dramatic rise in the number of insolvent companies. The causes of these insolvencies were myriad. Some of the insolvencies were precipitated by rapidly rising or declining interest rates, others resulted from losses on assets such as investment in bad stock, mispricing of insurance policies, natural catastrophes, and changes in legal interpretations of liability and the limits of coverage, misrepresentation of insurance policy covers by unscrupulous sales agents, insolvencies among the reinsurers backing the policies issued, noncompliance with insurance regulation, and malfeasance on the part of officers and directors of the insurance companies affected some as well. But despite the numerous and disparate apparent causes of these insolvencies, the underlying factor in all of them were the same: inadequate risk management practices. This module therefore looks at the why risk management is important and the processes and procedures of risk management.
The module is designed to train students in evaluating, measuring and managing a range of financial risks to which Banks are exposed. Particular emphasis is placed on the measurement of market risks, cash-flow risks, interest rate risks and credit risks. The course also includes discussion on current issues on risk management- global economic crisis (subprime crisis, the role of risk management failures, etc).
The objective of this module is to provide participants with the knowledge and understanding of healthcare insurance and the principles underlying health care insurance practice. It outlines the various schemes that are available and how health products can be marketed and the handling of claims if any.
Features of the course
- This module is offered to students specializing in insurance.
- It is taught in blended learning mode of delivery (Online and face to face).
- It helps to deal with contemporary issues in general insurance.
- It is made of both theoretical and practical
Electronic Banking module will cover all the new E-banking concepts, innovations and implementations which will make the bank of the future survival in the 21st century.
This module aims to give students a practical understanding of how credit and lending decisions are made for business activities. Study will concentrate on establishment and development of the principles of different lending principles and different ways to broaden. This module aims to provide students with a good knowledge of international banking institutions and markets. Specifically, the topics covered include the kinds, functions and strategic drivers of international banks (including international commercial, investment, retail, and private banking) and the main features of international banking markets. Special attention will be given to the topics of risks and the need and role of international banking regulation, banking crises, and emerging trends.