Associate In Claims - AIC

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Definition of 'Associate In Claims - AIC'

A professional designation designed to provide claims professionals with enhanced skill training to handle different types of claims. Areas of study in the Associate in Claims (AIC) program include: claim handling principles, managing bodily injury claims, property loss adjusting and liability claim practices. The program is typically geared towards professional working in the insurance industry.
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Investopedia explains 'Associate In Claims - AIC'

The Associate in Claims (AIC) program is commonly used by many companies to train their professionals in claims handling. To obtain the AIC designation, the candidate has to complete the program and pass the exam administered by the Insurance Institute of America (IIA).

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