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Register October 2006 No. 610
Chapter Ins 26
APPENDIX 1 — CASUALTY INSURANCE COURSE REQUIREMENTS
SECTION A
I. Principles of Insurance -- 1 Hour
  A.   Definition of risk
  B.   Risk management
  C.   Insurable and noninsurable risk
  D.   Pooling concept--law of large numbers
  E.   Types of insurance companies
  F.   Reinsurance
II. General Wisconsin Insurance Laws -- 4 Hours
  A.   Duties and powers of Insurance Commissioner--statutory and rule-making
  B.   Knowledge of administrative action process, including hearings and penalties
  C.   Purpose of licensing, including procedures and who must be licensed
  D.   Record keeping and changes in agent status, including change of name or address
  E.   Agent license expiration, revocation, suspension, and limitation
  F.   General regulations regarding misrepresentation, knowledge of acts of agent, rebating
  G.   Regulation of specific insurance contract changes regarding cancellation, nonrenewal, notice of proof of loss, and payment of claims
  H.   Unfair claims methods and practices--timely payment of claims
  I.   Fair rating practices
  J.   Home and telephone solicitation requirements
  K.   Section 628.32, Wis. Stat., written disclosure of fees other than commissions
  L.   Controlled business
  M.   Proper exchange of business
  N.   Unfair marketing practices
    1.   Misrepresentation
    2.   Unfair inducement
    3.   Unfair discrimination
    4. Extra charges
    5.   Influencing employers
    6.   Unfair use of official position
    7.   Returning indicia of agency
    8.   Churning
    9. Twisting
    10. Restraint of competition
    11. Unfair restriction of contracting parties choice of insurer
  O.   Insurance contracts in Wisconsin
III. Ethics -- 3 Hours
  A.   Fiduciary duties, and responsibilities
  B.   Conflict of interest
  C.   Ethical marketing practices, including fair and ethical treatment of policyholders
  D.   Appropriate claims practices
  E.   Suitability of product to client
  F.   Social responsibility of insurance agent
  G.   Agent/company relationships
  H.   Maintaining appropriate insurance expertise
SECTION B
IV. Terms, Concepts and Policies -- 10 Hours
  A.   Insurance terms and related concepts
    1.   Risks
    2.   Hazards
    3.   Indemnity
    4.   Insurable interest
    5.   Actual cash value
    6.   Negligence
      a. Contributory
      b. Comparative
    7.   Liability
    8.   Accident
    9.   Occurrence
    10.   Burglary
    11.   Robbery
    12.   Theft
    13.   Mysterious disappearance
    14.   Fidelity (employe dishonesty)
    15.   Warranties
    16.   Representations
    17.   Concealment
    18.   Bodily injury liability
    19.   Property damage liability
    20.   Personal injury liability
    21.   Limits of liability
    22.   Deductibles
    23.   Incidental contracts
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