The "CII: Commercial Insurance Underwriting & Broking Practices" course is designed to provide a complete understanding of the critical functions within commercial insurance underwriting and broking. It begins with a comprehensive introduction to the purpose, scope, and regulatory frameworks surrounding commercial insurance, highlighting its essential role in protecting businesses against a wide range of risks. Learners will gain insights into different types of commercial insurance products, how they support risk management strategies, and how regulatory compliance influences underwriting and broking operations.

The course delves into the core practices of commercial underwriting, including risk assessment methodologies, premium calculation strategies, policy wording, and underwriting considerations for property, liability, and financial risks. It also offers a robust foundation in broking principles, from understanding client risk profiles to negotiating terms, placing business effectively, and adhering to broking regulatory standards. Practical case studies further reinforce learning by examining real-world examples of property and liability underwriting and broking.

Advanced modules cover emerging risks such as cyber threats, environmental exposures, and political uncertainties, preparing learners to navigate a changing landscape with confidence. Specialist insurance markets like marine, aviation, and construction are introduced, along with reinsurance basics and the influence of technology and innovation on underwriting and broking practices. Throughout the course, there is an emphasis on maintaining ethical standards and professionalism, essential for long-term success in the commercial insurance industry.