IUA Circular
033/24
IUA Technical Training – Single Claims Agreement Party (SCAP)
with guest speaker Charlotte Warr, Managing Director, Sarnia Training Limited
This market briefing will be:
Remote Only
Event Date: Wednesday 15 May 2024
Time: Session commences at 3pm/15:00hrs for approx 90 mins (UK/London time)
Subject: This IUA remote technical training session will provide attendees with a detailed understanding of the SCAP process. It is open to underwriting, claims, broking and service provider representatives.
Access: Click HERE for dial in details
This is a free event, but names and email addresses of all attendees are required for registration.
The Single Claims Agreement Party (SCAP) framework is designed to provide a more effective process for determining and settling cross-market, non-complex claims in the London Market which have a value of £250,000 or below (or currency equivalent) to the slip for open market placements.
This IUA technical training is open to individuals involved in the underwriting, claims or broking process and equally may be of relevance to service providers involved in the claims handling process.
It will provide attendees with:
• an overview of the rationale behind the SCAP process
• a summary of the intended scope of application of SCAP
• a detailed description of the practical operation of SCAP in respect of the placing and claims process
Attendees will have the opportunity to consider common examples of SCAP misuse and to pose questions on the SCAP process.
Key SCAP materials can be accessed as follows:
• SCAP Guidance 2018 - click here
• SCAP Clause - click here
Charlotte Warr is an experienced claims practitioner having worked in both the company and Lloyd’s markets since 1987. She has experience in handling all classes of business as a leader and also in managing teams of claims personnel.
She is a qualified solicitor, still holding a current practicing certificate as well as being an Fellow of the Chartered Insurance Institute, a Chartered Insurer and a Senior Associate of the Association of average adjusters.
Charlotte brings a very practical overlay to all of her training sessions and has a simple mantra which is to make the business interesting to all working in it, and to prevent today’s younger generation making the same mistakes she made when she was their age!
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