LOMA 311 Business Law for Financial Services Professionals Course

LOMA 311 presents the basic features and principles of the legal environment in which nancial services companies around the world operates.

Upon completion of the course, trainees will be expected to:
• Understand the Legal Environment of Business
• Understand the Civil Disputes
• Understand the Business Organizations
• Understand the Regulation of Business
• Performance of Financial Services Products
• Understand the Regulation of Financial Services Companies
• Understand the Contract Law, Agency Law, Property Law
• Understand the Commercial transactions and Bankruptcy
• Understand the Sale of Financial Services Products
• Understand the Ownership of Financial Services Products
• Understand the Rights of Third Parties
• Understand the Policy Contests and Civil Remedies
• Understand the Contract Performance
• Understand the Group of Products

• The Legal Environment of Business
• Civil Disputes
• Business Organizations
• Regulation of Business
• Contract Law
• Agency Law
• Property Law
• Commercial Transactions & Bankruptcy
• Regulation of Financial Services Companies
• Sale of Financial Services Products
• Ownership of Financial Services Products

The course is assessed via an online examination after course completion where trainees need to complete a set of questions. Trainees who score higher than 70 and above out of 100 will be awarded a certicate of completion from LOMA.

All employees who are working in the Insurance, Banking & other Financial Services.

30 Training Hours

Trainees should have:
• Basic understanding of Insurance Business Law.
• Good command of the English language.