Noam Risk Management
International Insurance Risk and Claim Consultants
Our Code of Ethics
"וְאָהַבְתָּ לְרֵעֲךָ כָּמוֹךָ ... " (ויקרא יט', י״ח); התנא רבי עקיבא: "זה כלל גדול בתורה"
“Love your neighbor as yourself” (Lev. 19:18)
As professionals, and in accordance with the Chartered Insurance Institute (UK) codes, we commit to maintaining and supporting the highest principles of integrity,
probity and ethical fair dealing. Such pure professionalism is a powerful tool that builds trust, resulting in a reputation that people value.
Our duties include:
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Dealing in an open, clear and co-operative manner, and with queries, courteously and promptly.
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Working not only within the law but also within the spirit of the law;
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Acting with highest ethical standards and integrity:
3.1 Being: honest and trustworthy; reliable, dependable and respectful;-
Not taking unfair advantage of a client, a colleague or a third party;
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Not bringing the sector or the profession into disrepute;
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Not offering or accepting gifts or services which could, or might appear to, imply an improper obligation;
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Promoting professional standards in insurance risk management & claims.
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Acting in the best interests of each client:
4.1 Fair treatment of clients put at center of corporate culture;-
Basing advice and decisions on a clear understanding of client needs, priorities, concerns and circumstances;
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Giving client all the information, of which we are aware, which is needed for client to make an informed decision
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Making sure the promises we make to clients about a product’s performance and the after sale service are true.
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Respecting confidential information of clients, former clients and potential clients;
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Ensuring we do not use information from work improperly;
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Turning down work where a conflict of interest exists;
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Advising insurance risk management, pointing out (common) errors and misunderstandings:
differences between insurance - uneconomic, uninsured and uninsurable– risk, feasibility and fallacies thereof (e.g. uninsured warranties).
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Providing a high standard of service:
5.1 Communicating with each client in a way that is accurate and straightforward and expressed in a way that the individual client can understand;
5.2 Being transparent about fees and other costs;
5.3 Making sure reasonable steps are taken to ensure all advice is accurate and suitable for the individual client;
5.4 Obtaining from, and providing to, client clear information;
5.5 Ensuring adequate and correct records are kept;
5.6 Acting with skill, care and diligence;
5.7 Acting only within ability and authorization/mandate, and seeking help where necessary;
5.8 Ensuring our knowledge and expertise is kept up-to-date;
5.9 Ensuring relevant parties’ appropriate training and supervision contributing to client;