Reserving for Catastrophic Injury Claims

Join us on Wednesday 23 January 2019 as we welcome Ed Gooda from Fenchurch Park Ltd, back for the follow up to his previous seminar on claims reserving.

Reserving for the most catastrophic injury claims is a complex process. This advanced session is designed to enlighten the audience as to how insurers reserve for catastrophic injury claims and it analyses the different heads of damage utilised by insurers when reserving.

This one-hour CPD seminar is free to members and their guests and is designed to be interactive, educating delegates in how to accurately calculate reserves for the most complex of injury claims.

Online Booking
To join us at this event, please use our online booking system by clicking on the Book Now button below.

Light refreshments will be available 15 minutes before the start of this event, which is scheduled to start promptly at 6.15pm.

Learning Objectives
By the end of this session, delegates will understand:

• how insurers reserve for catastrophic injury claims

• the different heads of damage utilised by insurers when reserving

• how to accurately calculate reserves for the most complex of injury claims

Getting There
If travelling by car, the nearest car park is in Cyprus Road at the back of the Town Council Offices building on Crescent Way. Please note that Pay & Display charges apply until 6.00pm, but parking is free after this.

Burgess Hill train station is about 7 minutes' walk from the venue.

Please note: this event will take place at the Council Chamber on the 1st floor. A lift will normally be available for delegates to access the training, but stairs will need to be used in the event of an emergency evacuation of the building.

About our speaker
Ed is the Managing Director of both Fenchurch Park Limited, a consultancy practice, and Fenchurch Training Limited, a bespoke training firm in the Lloyd’s and London market.

He has worked in the insurance industry since 1988 and held senior management roles for a number of composite insurers and reinsurers, a managed general agency, a Lloyd’s managing agency and a firm of chartered loss adjusters.

Ed consults into The Chartered Insurance Institute in London, The Institute of Risk Management, The Singapore College of Insurance and two distinguished lecturing organisations in the United Kingdom; Ed has been involved in industry training for over 20 years.

Ed has extensive international underwriting and claims management experience in the Lloyd’s and London market.