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Investment Accounting & Reporting for Insurance Companies

$100

What This Course Covers

Investments are a significant part of an insurer's financial position and can affect income, surplus, liquidity, and regulatory measures. This course provides a practical walkthrough of investment accounting and reporting under statutory accounting for P&C, Life, and Health insurers.

This course explains how common invested assets are classified, valued, admitted, and reported; how investment income and gains or losses flow through the financial statements; how investment activity is reflected in key statutory schedules; and where insurance-line-specific considerations matter.

Who Should Attend

  • Statutory accountants and analysts
  • Investment accounting and reporting professionals
  • Finance and treasury professionals supporting insurer investment portfolios
  • Audit, risk, and compliance professionals reviewing investment activity
  • Professionals responsible for preparing or reviewing investment-related statutory reporting

What You'll Be Able to Do

Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:

  • Explain how investments support an insurance company's financial position and operations across P&C, Life, and Health
  • Identify major statutory investment classifications and reporting schedules
  • Describe key admissibility, valuation, income, gain, and loss reporting considerations for major investment types
  • Trace investment activity through statutory schedules and financial reporting while recognizing relevant insurance-line-specific considerations
  • Recognize common investment-reporting issues and areas requiring additional review or documentation

How This Helps You on the Job

Investment accounting involves more than recording purchases, sales, and income. Classification, valuation, admissibility, and reporting decisions can affect statutory income, surplus, regulatory measures, and the consistency of the annual statement.

This course gives preparers and reviewers a practical framework for following investment activity from the underlying asset through the accounting records and into statutory reporting, while recognizing when an issue may require closer analysis, additional documentation, or consideration of insurance-line-specific requirements.

What to Expect After Registration

You will receive a confirmation email after registering, along with email reminders one day and one hour before the course.

If you do not receive your confirmation or reminder emails, please check your spam folder. If they are not there, contact us for assistance at academy@arcstrategicservices.com or (239) 421-5300. You may also contact us for any concerns or complaints.

Please see our refund and cancellation policy for additional information.


National Registry Statement

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Important

On-demand webinars are not eligible for CPE credits.

If you are looking for CPE credit, consider signing up for our live webinars found here

Certificate Requirements

The following requirements must be met to receive a CPE certificate for this course:
Attend the webinar
Answer 5 polls
Click on > 80% of attendance monitor pop-ups
Please contact us if you have any questions or believe there is an error.

Topics Covered

  • Role of investments in insurance company operations
  • Statutory investment classifications and Schedules A, B, BA, D, DA, and E
  • Admitted and non-admitted investment assets, valuation, and statutory carrying values
  • Investment income and realized and unrealized gains and losses
  • Impairments, write-downs, and connections between investment schedules and the financial statements
  • P&C, Life, and Health reporting considerations, documentation, reconciliation, and regulatory review
Prerequisites: Some existing statutory accounting knowledge is recommended. Familiarity with basic insurance financial statements is helpful.
Advance Preparation: None

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Group pricing is available for teams.

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