day enrolment in Climate Change and Insurance

Course Overview
This 1-hour intermediate CE course reviews current information and debates about climate change and how a warming climate is affecting the insurance industry. It presents multiple perspectives on climate risk and examines why insurers increasingly view climate change as a material financial and operational risk, not just an environmental issue.

What You Will Learn
The course explores three major areas of insurer operations impacted by climate change: underwriting (including changing catastrophe models, pricing, and availability of coverage), investments (how climate risk affects asset portfolios and capital allocation), and loss prevention (incentives for resilience, mitigation, and risk reduction). It also discusses regulatory responses at the state, federal, and international levels, including emerging climate risk disclosure expectations and supervisory guidance for insurers.

Course Format & Benefits
This Florida general elective CE course is approved by the Florida Department of Financial Services for insurance continuing education credit for all insurance agents and adjusters. It is delivered completely online with no classroom attendance required, offering a concise way to stay current on climate-related insurance issues while satisfying part of your CE requirement.

Official Course Information
Course Provider: OnLine Training, Inc.
FLDFS Provider #: 366468
Course Approval #: 134850

Provider Info
Course Approval #	134850
Course Info
License Type	General Elective (including 3-20), Property & Casualty (2-20, 4-40, 20-44, 3-20, 6-20)
Course Length	1 hours
Enrollment Length	2 months
Extension Availability	Yes, paid
Author/Instructor	James Drake (CPCU CLU ARM)
Course Availability	Florida