FNSIBK416 — Deliver insurance broking services
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What an assessment for FNSIBK416 must cover
62 assessable components: 5 elements (26 performance criteria), 8 performance evidence and 19 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 9 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Respond to client enquiries for broking services
- 1.1Identify nature of broking services required to satisfy enquiry
- 1.2Confirm information and identify research activities required to prepare response to enquiries according to organisational policies and procedures
- 1.3Conduct research, collect and process information, and prepare response according to legislative and organisational requirements
- 1.4Communicate information to client and seek feedback and additional requirements
- 1.5Inform client of disclosure requirements according to legislative and regulatory requirements
2 Undertake risk assessment
- 2.1Determine client’s insurance needs based on client objectives and by undertaking assessment of current risk situation
- 2.2Identify and discuss insurable and non-insurable risk exposures with client
- 2.3Identify cover requirement changes to client’s existing insurance program as advised by client
- 2.4Maintain and review record of assessment
3 Assess suitable cover and placement of risk
- 3.1Conduct product research to determine most suitable product to meet risk exposure
- 3.2Review policy conditions relevant to client’s risk exposures
- 3.3Conduct market research to determine suitable insurers
- 3.4Negotiate with insurers as required to obtain terms for placement of cover
4 Finalise insurance cover
- 4.1Review terms and conditions of insurer’s offer and sums insured with client
- 4.2Communicate outcomes of negotiations and detailed information on options available to client
- 4.3Make recommendations to client and obtain client instructions to enable precise actions to be taken
- 4.4Complete required documentation, and confirm premiums and statutory imposts prior to issuing instructions for completion of cover to insurer
- 4.5Bind cover as instructed by client and issue documentation as required by organisational policies and procedures
- 4.6Monitor payment of premium and hold covered terms
5 Agree to and implement arrangements for providing ongoing service
- 5.1Agree to type and form of ongoing services to provide
- 5.2Implement procedures for agreed ongoing services according to organisational policies and procedures
- 5.3Review client’s claims history regularly and identify additional risk exposures associated with clients who regularly lodge claims
- 5.4Undertake immediate changes to insurance program when requested by client
- 5.5Review terms of renewals and remarkets if required
- 5.6Confirm premium payments are made within required endorsement or renewal offer period
- 5.7Provide claims service when required
Performance evidence
- deliver the following four insurance broking services that meet legislative and organisational requirements to at least one client:
- respond to client enquiry for broking services
- undertake risk assessment
- finalise client’s insurance cover
- agree to and implement arrangements for providing ongoing service to client
- provide responses to a range of enquiries in line with client needs and outcome of risk assessment
- use organisational tools to collect, analyse and record information to provide broking services
- access and complete required documentation
Knowledge evidence
- legislative requirements and industry codes of practice relating to providing insurance broking services
- organisational policies, procedures and authorities for broking services, including for: dealing with client enquiries
- organisational policies, procedures and authorities for broking services, including for: conducting research relevant for broking services
- organisational policies, procedures and authorities for broking services, including for: identifying errors and inconsistencies in assessment records
- insurance service processes and standards in relation to: information collection
- insurance service processes and standards in relation to: risk assessment and methods for assessing cover
- insurance service processes and standards in relation to: placing client insurances
- insurance service processes and standards in relation to: providing follow-up assistance
- insurance and risk plans for typical retail and commercial client situations and risk profiles
- details of insurance programs, including: terms and required timeframes of settlement
- details of insurance programs, including: terms and conditions of policy
- details of insurance programs, including: extent of cover
- details of insurance programs, including: optional extras
- details of insurance programs, including: excess
- insurance product and policy types and their: corresponding levels of supplier services
- insurance product and policy types and their: terms and conditions, including benefits and exclusions
- insurance product and policy types and their: cost and fee structures
- insurance product and policy types and their: disclosure requirements
- methodology and sources of information relating to assessing insurance cover and placing risk
Foundation skills
- Numeracy: Performs calculations to determine insurance requirements and fees and costs according to predetermined methodologies
- Oral communication: Speaks clearly using language, tone and pace suitable to audience and purpose Uses active listening and questioning techniques to clarify and confirm understanding
- Reading: Researches and interprets information from various sources in a range of formats to establish client needs and determine relevant products Gathers, analyses and interprets information on policy wording
- Writing: Records and completes organisational documentation and correspondence
- Planning and organising: Plans, organises and implements tasks, aiming to complete them efficiently and according to organisational requirements
- Problem solving: Applies systematic and analytical decision-making processes to make informed recommendations in relation to risk assessment
- Self-management: Follows legislative requirements and organisational protocols, policies and procedures relevant to own role
- Teamwork: Selects and uses relevant communication conventions and protocols to liaise with clients and insurers in a range of contexts Uses collaboration techniques to negotiate agreed outcomes
- Technology: Uses the main features and functions of digital tools to complete work tasks
Unit content sourced from training.gov.au — © Commonwealth of Australia, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Auditori is not affiliated with the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.
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What does an assessment tool for FNSIBK416 need to cover?
To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for FNSIBK416 needs to address all 62 unit components: 5 elements with 26 performance criteria, 8 performance evidence requirements, 19 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.
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Related units
- FNSIBK401 — Research, analyse and report information in insurance broking
- FNSIBK412 — Implement new and renewed insurance program for insurance broking clients
- FNSIBK413 — Place client insurances with insurer and confirm insurance cover with clients
- FNSIBK414 — Provide a claims service to insurance broking clients
- FNSIBK415 — Meet compliance requirements relating to insurance broking
- FNSIBK517 — Review insurance broking service performance
- FNSIBK518 — Implement changes to insurance programs of broking clients
- FNSIBK522 — Negotiate complex claims settlement for insurance broking clients
- FNSIBK523 — Prepare submissions for new insurance broking business
- FNSIBK524 — Manage complex risk portfolios for insurance broking clients
- FNSIBK525 — Monitor insurance broking client programs
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