Designation Programs

State insurance departments and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) formally recognize the professional designations developed and awarded by the Insurance Regulatory Examiners Society:

  • Accredited Insurance Examiner (AIE®)
  • Certified Insurance Examiner (CIE®)
  • Certified Insurance Consumer Service Representative (CICSR®)
  • Market Conduct Management (MCM®)
  • Advanced Market Conduct Management (AMCM®)

AIE® and CIE®

The Accredited Insurance Examiner (AIE®) and Certified Insurance Examiner (CIE®) designations are awarded to IRES General and Individual Sustaining Members who meet the established minimum education and employment requirements, in one of three primary fields of insurance (Property & Casualty; Life Annuities; or Health).

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CICSR®

The Certified Insurance Consumer Service Representative (CICSR®) designation is designed for both regulators and industry, building on an educational commitment for insurance consumer/customer service and market regulation. An insurance professional who has been awarded a CICSR® designation has at least two years of full time experience with an insurance regulatory agency (includes regulatory contractors) or in the insurance industry.

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MCM®

The Market Conduct Management (MCM®) designation program is designed to provide hands-on training for regulators and insurance industry professionals on how to efficiently and effectively manage market conduct examinations and to promote the interests of insurance regulators. It is a unique and practical program designed both for the experienced professional and those wishing to enhance their regulatory and compliance career.

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AMCM®

The Advanced Market Conduct Management (AMCM®) is considered to be the “master degree” of MCM®. Open to IRES members who have held an MCM® designation for at least two years, the AMCM® designation is achieved through a three-hour class designed to use the techniques of the MCM® program to promote the interests of insurance regulators by combining class discussion along with the hands-on approach of case studies.

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