AN APPRAISAL OF THE OPERATION OF INSURANCE ASSOCIATIONS IN NIGERIA (A CASE STUDY OF CHARTED INSURANCE INSTITUTE OF NIGERIAN (CIIN)
ABSTRACT: This work did not come by accident or by sudden, it is a study which has been thought over time. The researcher had a lot of things In mind, before he chooses it as a topic of study. As a matter of facts. This research work took into consideration” an appraisal of the operation of insurance association in Nigerian (a case study of CIIN). The study did not stopped there, it went further to reveal how good it is for one to insure and management techniques could be used to be, not only alleviated the problems but indicate it completely. Methodology used in all. This prime of comprehension for both professionals and students who may come across it in any manner.
In chapter one of this study, it talks about the benefits one can derived by insuring his property and also the introduction one ho insurance started. Chapter Two and Three is also talking about the meaning of insurance, and the roles they played in handling people’s property (ies)
Then chapter Four and Five tells us how data was gotten and summary of findings.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER ONE
Introduction
CHAPTER TWO
LITERATURE REVIEW
Meaning of insurance
History of insurance
Role of insurance
Modern insurance in Nigeria
Insurance Association (origin)
Operations of insurance Association
Chartered insurance institute of Nigeria (CUW)
CHAPTER THREE
RESEARCH DESIGN AND METHODOLOGY
3.1 An overview
3.2 Sources of data
3.3 Population and sample size
3.4 Instrument used in determining the sample size
3.5 Validity of the instrument
3.6 Methods of data presentation and analysis
CHAPTER FOUR
DATA PRESENTATION AND ANALYSIS
CHAPTER FIVE
5.1 Summary of finding
5.2 Collusion
5.3 Recommendation
5.4 Reference
5.6 Appendix
CHAPTER ONE
1.1 Background of the study
The moral tents, which are accepted as right and good are in the first place economic principle, which if over looked will certainly retained the comfort and advancement of any civilized community and if followed will benefit all concerned. Take one of the common maxis namely, Help one another which is usually interpreted as meaning that it is proper to help those who need help. It implied that most of us are selfish and perhaps thoughtless especially in our youth. We should learn not to think exclusively of ourselves, but encourage sympathy and kind feeling toward others.
We can view the concept of insurance as being found on recognized need by a community to enlighten the burden of its individual members in periods of adversity though co-operation efforts. Here, is the justification for the existence of age grades, friendly societies, social clubs and the like which survive til the present day. All these are industry true and of moral import but there is a further aspect if we do not help one another, we shall quickly Detroiter in the scoop of civilization and shall liable to encounter trouble and accident and it should be recognized that the more expeditiously and effectively. This misfortunes can be surmounted to the better, it is not only for the one helped but for the community to which the suffer belongs in the early civilization, these were always many people who honestly tried to help those in trouble as there certainly are now but their effort could have many people suffered through disastrous made good by charity and kindly help. The dread of disastrous loss must certainly have restricted the opportunity of numerable trade but the whole mankind suffered to an extend which it is impossible to measure.
1.1 STATEMENT OF PROBLEMS
insurance business in Nigerian comes under incessant attack from all quarters, it has been described as inefficient, irresponsible an so on. Prof Obi Mordi has identified three aspect of insurance as the sources of image problems in insurances and they are:
Product packaging: insurance being an intangible product, the expression “product packaging” does not refer to visual effect that a well packaged tangible product would have but rather the easy will which the contractual terms and conditions which govern the indemnification of the insured is understood.
Product distribution: insurance service is mainly distributed through insurance agents and brokers referred to as insurance intermediaries. This is a group with varied educational background, emotional and psychological make-up as well as manner of service delivery.
Insurances is a safe-guards against risks any device aimed at reducing the chance of a risk occurring, what it happens, reducing the extent of its damage and providing the affected persons with compensation is form of insurance.
The following are the benefits of insurance to individuals, insured, public and entire economy.
This research work is intended to creates awareness and importance’s of insurance to individual and the society.
SCOPE OF THE STUDY
The success of Insurance largely depends on tehco0operation of a large number of people. The larger the number of people insured the greater the likelihood that the assessed contributed of each person would collectively be more than enough to off-set the total cost of compensation to be paid to person who suffer loss in any given year of insurance. It also covers only an appraisal of the operation of insurance association in Nigerian.
LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
Limitation of the study include: uncooperative attitude of some officials in some areas visited in providing the vital documents needed in making this project a successful one, insufficient funds and time constraints.
Indemnity: to restore the insured to the same financial position hw was before the incident
Insurable interest: The legal right to insurer and the financial involvement which is insurable.
Insurer: the customer who has obtained insurance cover or protection from the insurer.
Liability: something one is responsible for in law
Premium: money paid by the insured or customer to obtain insurance protections
Pure risk: prospect that a less many or may not occur.
Risk: uncontainty of loss
Penil: danger or risk
Policy: document which evidence the insurance contract.
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