BFIN 386

In this course students will learn to evaluate risk exposures faced by individuals and small businesses and apply various life, disability, health, and other insurance products to address these risk exposures. Thorough coverage of insurance products and calculations to determine client needs will be addressed through case scenarios. Taxation and the context of the Canadian financial planning landscape will be covered as well as an introduction to business ethics as it relates to the industry. Section information text: <strong>Course Description: </strong>In this course students will learn to evaluate risk exposures faced by individuals and small businesses and apply various life, disability, health, and other insurance products to address these risk exposures. Thorough coverage of insurance products and calculations to determine client needs will be addressed through case scenarios. Taxation and the context of the Canadian financial planning landscape will be covered as well as an introduction to business ethics as it relates to the industry.<br/><strong>Reg Notes: </strong> Online. This section has specific meeting times as displayed. This online course requires an in-person final exam at the North Vancouver campus, or at an approved proctoring centre near your residence if you live outside the Greater Vancouver area (Whistler to Chilliwack). In-person midterm exams may also be required at the instructor's discretion.<br/><strong>