MBA insurance

MBA insurance

[This page was realized with the kind competition of the Higher Ecole of Insurance (ESA), for the development of this presentation of the MBA insurance, the MBA training "audit and risk management and risks and insurance and insurance of the company "has largely inspired us]

MBA Assurancele MBA (Master of Business Administration) is a degree that was originally designed in the United States for engineers wishing to access general management functions, but today became a European degree enjoying international recognition and Addressing an audience of students or frameworks anxious to evolve or revive their career.

The MBA is nowadays in Europe an international graduate degree from the highest level in the field of global business conduct, generally sanctioning a level of higher education bac +6. It is related to several disciplines in the world of the company, such as strategy, marketing, finance, human resources and management. The feature of the European MBAs is their duration that is usually 1 year unlike US MBAs whose duration generally extends over 2 years.

Being a professional and business-oriented-oriented nature, the MBA is distinguished from the doctorate (in Europe) and the PhD (in the United States). It is also distinguished from the French diploma entitled "Master in Business Administration".

MBA insurance in the field of insurance, there are different formations of MBA level that guide students to two types of distinct domains:

1) Business risk management on the one hand,
2) The management of the insurance company, on the other hand.

In France, there are two MBA attached to the insurance sector that are proposed by two of the most renowned institutions in insurance training:

1) the MBA "Audit and Management of the Risk and Assurances of the Company" of the School of Insurance (ESA),
2) The MBA "Insurance Company Manager" of the National Insurance School (ENASS).

The ESA MBA is related to the field of "Business Risk Management" (or Risk Management), while Enass's MBA is related, as the name suggests, "business management insurance ".

In this presentation of the MBA Assurance, we will focus and limit to present the two main existing training currently and proposed for students wishing to embark on a curriculum in insurance preferring professional integration. That's why we will limit ourselves to briefly present the training of ESA and ENASS.
The MBA "Audit and Risk Management and Business Insurance" of ESA

MBA Assurance - ESA
Objectives of the ESA MBA

MBA Insurance - OBJECTIVESThe MBA "Audit and Risk Management and Insurance" of the ESA aims to train experts from the assessment and risk management, as well as professionals who can occupy a position of Risk Manager .

This MBA has been put in place because of the growing interest in companies, raised by audit and internal control, prevention and risk management in many areas.

The MBA "Audit and Management of the Risk and Insurance of the Company" of the School of Insurance (ESA) aims to provide:
- the overall risk audit approach and the main techniques to evaluate it,
- a methodology that applies to any type of risk,
- the different tools available to companies for the transfer or retention of risks,
- Prevention and action tools.

At the end of their training, ESA MBA participants will have acquired a global vision and an understanding of the risks to which the company is exposed, while faced with the modern realities of business management.
MBA Program "Audit and Risk Management and Business Insurance" of ESA

MBA Assurance - Program of the MBA Program "Audit and Risk Management and Insurance" of ESA is composed of the following modules:

- Module 1: The Risk Management: from risk management to that of insurance
- Module 2: Business risk insurance
- Module 3: Risk visits: The practice of Risk Management
- Module 4: The role of the insurance broker or the general insurance agent in the management of the risks and insurance of the company
- Module 5: Understanding accounting mechanisms, the structure of financial statements and how to analyze these
- Module 6: The financial statements of insurance companies
- Module 7: Active / Passive Management of Insurance Companies
- Module 8: Alternative risk transfer mechanisms: securitization, reinsurance