Chartered Property And Casualty Underwriter (cpcu)

Definition of "Chartered property and casualty underwriter (cpcu)"

Professional designation earned after the successful completion of 10 national examinations given by the American Institute for Property and Liability Underwriters. Covers such areas of expertise as insurance, risk management, economics, finance, management, accounting, and law. Three years of work experience are also required in the insurance business or a related area.

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