ACP Designation Requirements
To download an ACP Enrollment Form (.pdf copy), click here.Once the basic requirements for eligibility have been met, the following successful completion of courses in the Life and Annuity, Health or Property & Casualty concentrations need to be met for the ACP designation:
To download an ACP Enrollment Form (MS Word copy), click here.
Life and Annuity Concentration
Complete one of the following:- LOMA 280 Principals of Insurance
- AAPA 273 Annuity Principals and Products
- HS 323 Individual Life Insurance
- AFE1 Life & Health Insurance Fundamentals, or
- Both NAIC Basic Insurance and NAIC Fundamentals of Insurance Reg.
Complete LOMA 290 Company Operations
Complete one of the following:
- LOMA 311 — Business Law for Financial Services Professionals or HS 324 Life Insurance Law
- LOMA 316 — Legal Aspects of L&H Insurance (Canada)
- LOMA 301 Insurance Administrations
- LOMA 330 Management Principles &Practices
- LOMA 361 Accounting & Financial Reporting in Life Insurance Companies NAIC Regulation of Insurance Products or NAIC Core Legal
Health Concentration (3 Required)
Complete one of the following:- AHIP Fundamentals of Health Insurance Part A
- LOMA 280 — Principles of Insurance
- HS 313 Individual Health Insurance
- AFE1 Life & Health Insurance Fundamentals, or Both NAIC — Basic Insurance and NAIC Fundamentals of Insurance Regulation
Complete one of the following:
- AHIP Fundamentals of Health Insurance Part B
- LOMA 290 Insurance Company Operations
- Either C2 — Life & Health Insurance Law, or AHIP Fraud Part 1
Complete one of the following:
- LOMA 311 — Business Law for Financial Services Professionals
- C1 — Med Aspects of Claims
- C2 — Life & Health Ins. Law
- C3 — Claims Administration
- C4 — Mgmt of Claims Operations
Property and Casualty (3 Required)
Complete INS 21 Property and Liability Insurance Principles(may be replaced with IR 201 Insurance Regulation for those with a CPCU designation)
Complete CPCU 510 Foundations of Risk Management, Insurance & Professionalism
Complete one of the following:
- IR 201 Insurance Regulation
- CPCU 520 Insurance Company Operations, Regulation &Statutory Accounting
- AFE 2 Property and Liability Fundamentals
All concentrations must complete an Ethics Requirement.
*Note: Prior to 2002, CPCU 510 was CPCU 1, and CPCU 520 was CPCU 5 under the 10- part program. Both courses will waive the respective requirements. Also, any CPCU completers under the 5-part program (prior to 1994) meet the requirements of CPCU 510 and CPCU 520.The above courses are offered through AHIP, LOMA, IRES, NAIC, AICPCU, and SOFE. For more information regarding these courses, refer to http://www.ahip.org/, http://www.loma.org/, http://www.go-ires.org/, http://www.naic.org/, www.sofe.org, and http://www.aicpcu.org/
