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CampusMBA Extends Educational Partnership With Insurance Advisors

Jan 19, 2012

CampusMBA, the education division of the Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA), has announced it has extended its partnership with Stamford, Conn.-based Insurance Advisors LLC. Under the agreement CampusMBA, in conjunction with Insurance Advisors, will continue to offer live online workshops addressing a variety of insurance issues for commercial/multifamily real estate loans. "We are proud to continue to join Insurance Advisors to offer valuable industry education, especially in this challenging economic environment," said David H. Stevens, MBA's president and chief executive officer. "Commercial insurance issues continue to be vital for our commercial and multifamily members, and we look forward to continuing to offer relevant courses to educate industry professionals on important and timely insurance related issues." Each workshop will cover both broad issues as well a specific topics that industry professionals address on a daily basis. The workshops are designed to provide practical information that is useful to commercial loan originators and underwriters, loan closers, drafting attorneys and loan servicers. Course topics will include: Self insurance, captives and fronting arrangement. The workshops will also cover terrorism insurance, flood insurance and the principles of property insurance. "We are very excited to continue our work with MBA and its members on such relevant issues facing the industry," said Bernie Brown, president of Insurance Advisors LLC. "By working with MBA and its education division, CampusMBA, Insurance Advisors is able to educate industry professionals on vital and timely insurance related issues. We are committed to providing superior educational assistance to MBA members and we are proud the MBA has chosen to continue our partnership with them."
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Jan 19, 2012
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