AICP DESIGNATION

AICP delivers a community of insurance compliance professionals that supports your challenges through local and national networking, by offering a forum to connect with insurance regulators and ongoing education and certification opportunities.

ELEVATE YOUR CAREER WITH THEN NEW AICP DESIGNATION

The new credential is designed to recognize your expertise and dedication to the field of insurance compliance.

This new credential is designed to set you apart in the competitive insurance industry. By receiving your AICP, you’ll:

Boost your credibility and stand out among your peers as a trusted expert in insurance compliance.
Enhance your career prospects by showcasing your specialized knowledge and commitment to a culture of compliance.
Gain industry recognition and respect from like-minded industry professionals who value a shared understanding of compliance principles.
Expand your network by joining a community of insurance compliance professionals who are dedicated to compliance excellence.

Don’t miss this chance to elevate your professional standing. The AICP designation is your key to unlocking new levels of success in your career.

Ready to take the next step and invest in your future? Enroll in the AICP designation program today and become an Accredited Insurance Compliance Professional.

How do I earn the AICP designation?

Earning your designation requires successful completion of the following:

COMPLIANCE 101

Compliance 101 provides the “why” for insurance professionals who want to understand the compliance requirements encountered in their daily jobs – whether they are new to the industry, new to their role, or simply anyone who would benefit from a foundational understanding of how insurance regulation impacts our industry.

Additionally, attendees and their employers will benefit from developing an immediate network of insurance compliance peers that will be vital to developing compliance best practices. AICP’s “Introduction to Insurance Compliance” is a great jump start for insurers who are striving to cultivate a “culture of compliance” throughout all business units in their companies.

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COMPLIANCE 201 P&C

Compliance 201 and Compliance 202 build on the knowledge gained in Compliance 101 (Intro to Compliance) by delving more deeply into the individual topic the compliance professional will encounter on a day-to-day basis.

Both groups will share three sessions where subject matter experts share tips, tricks and truisms on Regulatory Compliance, Corporate Operations, and Consumer Privacy, Cyber Security & Information Technology.

Then participants will break up into sessions on Claim Administration and on Product and Underwriting for the Property and Casualty discipline and will conclude with the certification test for the course.

COMPLIANCE 202 LAH

Then participants will break up into sessions on Claim Administration and on Product and Underwriting for the Life and Health discipline and will conclude with the certification test for the course.

ETHICS 101

Now that you have completed Compliance 101 and either Compliance 201 or 202, it’s time to delve into the ethical issues that you may come across while working the insurance compliance area. This two-hour course is part 1 of 3 that will introduce you to key concepts in insurance compliance ethics and provide you with basic strategies to allow you to navigate the issues as they arise

In-Person: Compliance 101, 201, 202 are 1 ½ day courses offered annually and in-person, ending with an exam. Held prior to the AICP annual conference, each interactive course is taught by industry leaders and experts, guaranteeing you walk away with knowledge and expertise you won’t gain anywhere else!

Virtual: For those unable to attend the in-person courses, Compliance 101, 201, 202 and Ethics for Compliance Professionals are available online. Completion of the courses and exams is done virtually. Attendance at the AICP annual conference is still required to earn your designation.

How do I keep my AICP designation?

Maintaining your AICP designation is easy!

Once you have completed the initial requirements, maintaining your annual membership and attending the AICP annual conference once every three years is all you need to do! Not only is it easy, but there is also no better way to keep up with everything happening in the complex area of insurance compliance.