Capital I Day 2012, March 23, 2012

MORNING AGENDA: Filed for 3 CE Credits
8:15 am to 11:45 am - Attended by ALL Attendees

Hindsight is a useful tool for assessing blame for all kinds of different things, especially mistakes. Have you ever wondered what actually caused the economic slide in the United States? This mock trial will answer all of your questions and a few you forgot to ask. The Law Firm of Budow and Noble returns to Capital I Day for an encore performance, this time focusing on credit default swaps and certificates of insurance issues. You will learn about structured investment vehicles and mortgage bundles and where your money went when it disappeared. You may come to find out how a large insurer wrote $3 trillion in derivatives with zero dollars reserved against future claims. And, last, but not least, see first hand how our intrepid internationally renowned insurance agent, Ara N. Omitian, handled that thorny certificate problem of non-ACORD certificate forms for exotic requests. This course is being filed for 3 CE credits, property and casualty only.

The morning session will resume promptly at 10:45 and you must be seated at that time to receive CE credit

11:30am to 12 Noon - Exhibit Hall Open
12:00pm to 1:00pm - Luncheon & Guest Speaker

AFTERNOON AGENDA : 3 CE Credits
1:45 pm to 4:45 pm - Attend the CE Seminar of your Choice

I. FLOOD INSURANCE, Presented by: Philip Rager, AIC, Senior Technical Training Specialist, Flood Operations. Filed for 3 CE Credits, Property & Casualty Only.

This seminar covers the background and purpose of the NFIP, the flood insurance market and risk assessment, amounts of coverage available, deductible options and a review of the Dwelling and General Property forms.

II. WORK PLACE VIOLENCE: FOREWARNED IS FOREARMED Presented by: Kevin C. Wilkes and Vincent "Chip" Boylan. Filed for 3 CE Credits, P&C Only. This timely seminar begins with a history of violence and violence identification and its impact. You will learn about danger recognition and the methodology of identifying at risk industries. Available insurance coverages will be reviewed and potential solutions to work place violence will be discussed. There will be ample time for questions and answers.

III. RISK MANAGEMENT AND INSURANCE FOR DATA SECURITY AND PRIVACY EXPOSURES, Presented by Nick Economides. Filed for 3 CE Credits, P&C Only. Costs associated with with a data breach can be significant, just ask TJ Maxx, BJ's Wholesale Club and TriWest Health Care to name a few. This seminar details such personal information exposures as social security numbers, driver's license, banking information, health and other types of insurance information as well as business exposures such as trade secrets and intellectual property. Key risk controls will be reviewed. Costs of a data breach will be covered such as notification, credit monitoring, defense costs and settlements. Can you provide your clients with insurance to protect against them against this exposure? Attend this seminar and find out.

IV. ETHICS IN INSURANCE, Presented by: Bill Cundiff. Filed for 3 CE Credits, Property & Casualty and Life & Health (Ethics).This course is also being submitted in Virginia for 3 CE credits for regs and legs. This course delves into the ethical practices in the Insurance Industry including rules based or principles based ethics and insurance regulations. This seminar will review and analyze how ethical principles and practices in the past created a foundation for our current regulatory schemes. We will contrast a regulatory based system to some international principles-based systems. We will also review regulatory based systems and contrast these systems with principles based systems and discuss the pros and cons of each. Beneficial for all insurance professionals.