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LOMA and Deloitte's Life
Insurance Accounting Courses
Earn 16 CPE credit hours upon
completion of either course.
Quick Reference
Statutory Accounting Course
GAAP Accounting Course
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Continuing Professional
Education Credit
In-House Workshops
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About the Statutory
and GAAP Accounting Courses
In each course, you’ll experience LOMA & Deloitte’s Life! Simulation, an interactive
and fun way to learn the fundamentals
of GAAP or statutory accounting for life insurers. There’s simply no other
computer-based accounting exercise like it.
During
the Life! Simulation,
you’ll participate on a simulated life insurance company team and enjoy friendly competition with others
in the class.
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You’ll
learn practical accounting applications by managing your own team's
simulated life insurance company.
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You'll
make real-world decisions in accounting for your team's transactions, as
well as discover how your team's strategic and tactical
business decisions impact financial results.
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You’ll
prepare and analyze your team’s financial statements.
Who Should Attend?
Both courses are recommended for accountants and financial analysts/managers,
internal auditors, regulators, insurance consultants and analysts, and other
insurance personnel who desire an understanding of life insurance statutory and
GAAP accounting.
Statutory Accounting Course
The
two-day statutory accounting course teaches the unique methods of accounting,
developing financial information and financial reporting used in the life
insurance industry and required under statutory rules and regulations. It
provides participants with tools to identify and discuss current life insurance
statutory accounting practices specific to key financial accounts and the
industry's reporting requirements.
The Statutory Accounting course will teach you to:
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Prepare
a statutory accounting balance sheet and a statement of operations that are
in compliance with the Annual Statement Instructions and NAIC Life and
Health Accounting Manual
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Calculate
amounts to be included in various general ledger accounts using various
management reports relating to product and investment results by applying
key statutory and accounting concepts
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Recognize
and apply analytical methods to assess the financial position and operations
of a life insurance company. Identify
impact of statutory accounting principles on such reported amounts
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Implement
codification updates into accounting procedures
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| Agenda
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| Day One
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- Course Introduction
- How Insurers Make Money
- Investment Accounting
- Premiums and Commissions
- Claims and Policyholder Benefits
- Introduction to Simulation
- Simulation Round 1: Accounting for Results
- Capital, Surplus and Risk-Based Capital
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| Day Two
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- Round 1: Results/Debriefing
- Simulation Round 2: Business Decisions
- Reserves
- Federal Income Taxes
- Simulation Round 2: Accounting for Results
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Codification / Regulatory Updates
- Round 2: Results/Debriefing/Awards
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GAAP Accounting Course
The two-day GAAP accounting course teaches accountants and financial managers
about this method of accounting required by FASB for financial statements
developed in conformity with General Accepted Accounting Principles.
The GAAP Accounting course will teach you to:
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Prepare
a GAAP balance sheet and a statement of operations that
are in compliance with the Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and SEC
requirements
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Calculate
amounts to be included in various general ledger accounts using an array of management reports relating to product and investment results by applying
key GAAP accounting concepts
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Classify
various insurance products and apply the appropriate GAAP accounting under
respective Statement of Financial Accounting Standard No. 60, 97 or 120
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Recognize and
apply analytical methods to assess the financial position and operations of
a life insurance company. Identify impact of GAAP accounting principles and
reporting requirements on such reported amounts (i.e., revenue recognition)
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Discuss the
differences between Generally Accepted Accounting Principles and statutory
accounting principles
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| Agenda
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Day One
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- Course Introduction
- Investment Accounting
- Product Classification & Life Insurance FASB Pronouncements
- Introduction to Simulation
- Reserves
- Simulation Round 1:
Accounting for Results
- State-to-GAAP Reconciliation
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| Day Two
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- Round 1: Results/Debriefing
- Simulation Round 2:
Business Decisions
- Deferred Acquisition Costs
- Federal Income Taxes
- Simulation Round 2: Accounting for Results
- Reinsurance
- Financial Statement Reporting and
Analysis
- Round 2: Results/Debriefing/Awards
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Registration
Fees
If
you register by August 11, each course is:
LOMA Members: $1,395
LIMRA, not LOMA Members: $1,445
Nonmembers: $1,495
If
you register after August 11, each course is:
LOMA
Members: $1,595
LIMRA, not LOMA Members: $1,645
Nonmembers: $1,695
Note: Fees do not include hotel accommodations, meals, transportation, etc.
Hotel
& Meeting Details (September Classes)
Chicago/Northbrook
(Early Registration Cutoff is August 11)
Meeting
Location
The September classes will be held at Allstate Life, 3100 Sanders Road, West
Plaza Bldg., Training Rooms 1-4, Northbrook, IL 60062. Allstate’s campus is
approximately seven miles North of O’Hare International Airport.
Below are hotel
suggestions. You are responsible for making your own hotel reservation. Please
call the hotel for room rates. LOMA does not have a group rate at the
hotels below. Please make your hotel reservations early, as hotels may
sell out.
Wyndham
Glenview Suites
1400 Milwaukee Avenue
Glenview, Illinois 60025
(847) 803-9800
Hilton
Chicago/Northbrook
2855 N. Milwaukee Avenue
Northbrook, Illinois 60062
(847) 480-7500
The
Westin Chicago North Shore
601 N. Milwaukee Avenue
Wheeling, Illinois 60090
(847) 777-6500
Daily
Schedule
Classes will begin at 8:30 a.m. and end at 5:00 p.m.
Transportation
To travel between Allstate’s campus (where the classes will be held) and
your hotel, we suggest that you use a rental car or your hotel’s complimentary
van (if one is provided). Usually, a hotel’s van is based on availability and
can take you within a five mile radius of the hotel. However, a rental car may
be your best option, in the event the hotel’s van is not available when you
need it. Parking is free at Allstate. Also, please call your hotel about
transportation options/prices to and from O’Hare International Airport or
Allstate’s campus, directions, parking, etc.
In-House
Workshops
As an alternative to attending our public
classes in June and September, LOMA and Deloitte offer the statutory class and GAAP class as separate in-house workshops for companies wishing to offer
them exclusively to their employees (16 participants or more). Each two-day
workshop provides the same training and course content as the public classes.
You’ll gain many advantages
of a private, in-house workshop at your office or corporate headquarters
including:
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Save
time by selecting training dates that fit your schedule.
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Save
money by eliminating seminar travel expenses.
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Gain
customized knowledge by using your company’s annual statement and/or 10-K
in class.
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Share
ideas/questions with Deloitte’s expert instructors who have current life
insurance industry experience and who are familiar with the real, day-to-day
issues that you face.
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Be more
cost-effective by having multiple departments (i.e., internal audit,
actuarial, financial analysis/reporting, tax, investments, expense
management, etc.) from your other US or international locations attend the
in-house workshop at your office.
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Experience
LOMA & Deloitte’s highly rated Life! Simulation, which is an
interactive and fun way to learn the fundamentals of GAAP or statutory
accounting for life insurers, and there’s no other accounting training
like it.
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Earn 16
CPE credits per class to help you advance your career.
Dates are limited so please
schedule your in-house training dates early.
To discuss having private,
in-house workshops at your office or corporate headquarters, please e-mail insops@loma.org
or call (770) 984-6446.
Continuing Professional Education Credit
Earn 16 CPE credit hours upon completion of either course.
Intermediate
level. No prerequisites or advance preparation required. Delivery method is
Group-Live. In accordance with the standards of the National
Registry of the CPE Sponsors, CPE credits are based on a 50-minute hour.
LOMA is
registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy as a
sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE
Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of
individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may
be addressed to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, 150 Fourth Avenue North, Suite 700,
Nashville, TN
37219-2417. Web site: www.nasba.org.
For more information regarding administrative policies such as complaint and
refund, please contact our offices at 770-984-6453.
For
More Information Contact
Financial
and Strategic Services
Phone: 770-984-6446
Fax: 770-984-6418
E-mail: insops@loma.org
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