Insurance Summit 2022
Continuing Education
The Insurance Summit is, first and foremost, a learning event. Through it attendees will acquire new ideas, fresh perspectives, best practices and – if they meet attendance and in some cases interactivity requirements – continuing education credit. Information about specific credits available through the Summit is provided below.
The Insurance Summit is, first and foremost, a learning event. Through it attendees will acquire new ideas, fresh perspectives, best practices and – if they meet attendance and in some cases interactivity requirements – continuing education credit. Information about specific credits available through the Summit is provided below.
Many of the educational sessions held at the Insurance Summit are pre-qualified for Designation Renewal Credits (DRCs). Regulators who currently hold an NAIC APIR, PIR, SPIR, or IPIR designation and are pursuing continuing education credit to maintain it may be awarded credits.
To earn credit and receive a certificate, Summit participants must meet the attendance requirements and where applicable, interactivity requirements. Badges will be scanned for those attending in person. Participants attending online will be required to answer polling questions periodically throughout the presentation.
Several sessions in each track are also eligible for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credit. To receive a certificate, Summit participants must meet the attendance and interactivity requirements. Badges will be scanned for those attending in person. Participants attending online will be required to answer polling questions periodically throughout the presentation.
The NAIC is registered with the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA) as a sponsor of continuing professional education on the National Registry of CPE Sponsors. State boards of accountancy have final authority on the acceptance of individual courses for CPE credit. Complaints regarding registered sponsors may be submitted to the National Registry of CPE Sponsors through its website: www.NASBARegistry.org.
CPE-eligible Sessions: Learning Objectives & Fields of Study
Attendees must be registered for the Summit and participate on an individual basis in the sessions to qualify for continuing education credit.* Group participation in any Summit session will not qualify for credit.
Summit attendees must also be logged in with first and last names and are required to attend sessions for the entire duration to earn credit. (A session must consist of 50 minutes of instruction including Q/A to be eligible for credit.) Attendance reports, along with interactivity reports where applicable, will be reviewed for all sessions that qualify for credit to determine who will be issued credit and a certificate.
Credit is only granted for the live sessions; no credit is awarded if someone listens to the session recordings. Credit also is not granted if someone only listens by phone and does not participate in a session by using the link within the Insurance Summit Event App. Remember, attendance and interactivity (when applicable) reports will be reviewed to determine credit.
For more information, please contact the NAIC Education & Training Department at 816-783-8200 or education@naic.org.
*Actual registration in individual sessions is not required or even possible.
We may be required to share information periodically with the state departments of insurance, the National Association of State Boards of Accountancy, the National Registry of CPE Sponsors, state boards of accountancy, and state continuing legal education boards in order to meet certain legal/regulatory obligations, requirements and certifications that enable us to provide certain services to you. For example, we may need to include your registration or attendance information to certification or standard-setting bodies in order to maintain our accreditation to offer and deliver educational opportunities.
Such information is considered “personal information” that enables you to be identified as an individual and may include your name; business address; e-mail address; phone number; registration records; attendance records; attendee lists, sign-in sheets; designation status; and course developer, instructor and reviewer biographies.