| |
Aims
and Objectives in brief
Risk
Management has assumed great significance in the global economic
scenario. More and more companies are recognising the need
of implementing the concept in their organisation. The Risk
Management has so far been a neglected area in India. Most
of the insureds are ignorant about the importance of this
vital aspect. Risk Management precedes insurance and if this
concept is practiced successfully a large amount may be saved
by way of containing losses and thereby saving precious resources
of our country. The Risk Management Association of India was
founded in the year 1993 with a view to promote the concept
of Risk Management in India.
The
main aims and objectives for which the association is established
are :-
|
| a)
|
To provide
a forum for the exchange of views among those engaged in Risk
Management profession and Insurance. |
| b)
|
To promote
better understanding of Risk Management and safety techniques. |
| c)
|
To provide
guidance and information to the members of the Institute on
matters connected with Insurance and Risk Management and latest
developments relating there to. |
| d)
|
To provide
guidance and information to the members of the Institute on
matters connected with Insurance and Risk Management and latest
developments relating there to. |
| e)
|
To provide
opportunities to members to attend educational courses, lectures
and to meet socially. |
| f)
|
To assist
members in the matters of dispute with their Insurers and others
where appropriate. |
| g)
|
To cooperate
with like minded bodies. |
| |
How
to become a member : |
| |
Companies,
firms and individuals who wish to enroll themselves as members
are requested to send the membership fees by cheque/DD in favour
of Risk Management Association of India, payable at Calcutta,
India. |
| |
Membership
Fees
|
| |
| Corporate Member - Rs.2,000/-
P.A. |
| Associate Member - Rs.
1000/- P.A. |
| Ordinary Member - Rs.
500/- P.A. |
| Life Member - Rs.10,000/-
|
| Admission Fee - Rs. 250/-(
Excepting Life Membership ) |
|
