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OPCF 49: what you need to know - Webinar (morning session - EST)-SOLD OUT

Webinar

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Date and Time: December 13, 2023 9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. EST
Speaker(s):
Melanie Needham, FCIP, CRM
MRD Training & Consulting Inc.

You can still register for the afternoon session here

 

Ontario’s insurance regulator, FSRA, has passed OPCD 49, which gives consumers the choice to opt out of Direct Compensation-Property Damage (DCPD) coverage on auto policies.

The OPCF provides consumers the ability to tailor their insurance coverage to their needs, but consumers need to fully understand the implications of their decisions.

Come spend an hour with Melanie Needham, FCIP, CRM on December 13 to learn how to properly explain this to your clients and how to protect your E & O.

Seminar Leader: Melanie Needham, FCIP, CRM
President, MRD Consulting

RIBO CE Hours: 1 Technical hour (pending) 

We are doing a morning session and one in the afternoon on the same day. They are the same session, so, only register for one.This is the registration page for the morning session. If you'd like to register for the afternoon session, please click here.

PLEASE NOTE :
- Your Insurance Institute of Ontario membership must be up-to-date.
- Fees noted below do not include hst.
- In order to be eligible for Continuing Education hours, you must be logged in for the duration of the entire webinar, attendance will be taken throughout.
- FOR GROUP RATES OF 3 OR MORE, or If you need assistance with registration, email us: cambrianshieldmail@insuranceinstitute.ca

LINK TO WEBINAR
24 hours prior to the webinar, all registrants will receive an e-mail providing the direct link to the Webinar.

COMPUTER REQUIREMENTS
Our webinar platform for this session is Zoom.

AUDIO: Headphones or speakers connected to your computer are required for this webinar.

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