Previous     Next    Index

 

P187- WORKSHOP ON MULTIPLE DISTRIBUTION CHANNEL MANAGEMENT (LIFE)

(Exclusively for LIC  of India)

Background

Traditionally, LIC, like most of the industry worldwide, has been banking solely on the agency sales force. But markets all over are abuzz with innovation and diversification. Restrategising distribution is increasingly going to decide the success for insurers. The limiting conventionality and (often) perceived helplessness of the concerned operating controllers/managers must be rooted out/replaced. Also, the Officers  (himself/herself)  may need to be re-positioned for enhanced effectiveness.  This programme aims to discuss not only the existing control systems for alternate distribution channels and its adequacy/inadequacy but also deliberate on optimally layered and positioned facilitating points for such channels.  

 

Objectives

At the end of the programme, the participants will be in a position to

• Understand the alternatives available for distribution viz., Corporate Intermediaries,    Bank Assurance, Work site Marketing, Tele marketing, Retail Chains, Internet Distribution etc.,

• Get glimpses of convergence in the nature of services between the insurance, securities and banking sectors.

• Understand clearly the concept of Porter’s Five Forces for competing effectively in the market.  

 

Contents

• Concept of Distribution Multiplex

• Metrics for the measurement of the effectiveness of the alternate distribution network vis-avis geographical, demographical and strategic segments.

• Benchmarking of corporate producers and evaluation of brand usage

• Channel Conflict Management

• Channel Mix Model for the Indian Market

• Market Operators Conduct viz-a-viz Market Conduct Regulators

• Operating Models of Alternate Channels

• Distribution Planning Control and Support System

• Business Ethics  

 

Participants’ Profile

Regional Managers / Senior Divisional Managers / Marketing Managers  of LIC of India 

Duration: 3 Days

Dates:  I) 02.07.2007 – 04.07.2007

II) 12.11.2007 – 14.11.2007

 

Previous     Next     Top     Index