Project Management Courses

Book a demo

Financial and Insurance Services

Project management training can help provide employees with an understanding of the skills needed for moving any project in the right direction. At Go1, we offer a wide range of online learning resources which cover all aspects of project management, including how to create objectives, prioritise goals, organise tasks, and time manage projects – while also sticking to budgets and available resources.

What's the role of L&D at work? 🎧 Hear from our CEO on the latest episode of L&D in 20

Accounting and Finance

Time Management

Sales and Customer Service

Digital Marketing

General Management

Housing and Real Estate

Human Resources

Industrial Skills

Investment and Trading

Leadership

Legal

Marketing

People and Communication Skills

Project Management

Business Skills

Language and Literature

Health and Well-being

Writing and Publishing

Audiovisual and Music

Personal Development

Health and Safety

HR Compliance

Data Compliance

Financial Compliance

Crisis Management

Safety and Compliance

IT Software

Web Design and Development

Data & Analytics

Design and Animation

Mobile App Development

Gaming and Games Development

Devops, Networking and Security

Programming and Web Development

Computer Science and Engineering

Technology Skills

World-class content

Seamless integrations

Why Go1

Small and midsize business

Enterprise

Compliance

Solutions

Manufacturing

Hospitality

Healthcare

Retail

Technology

Financial services

Professional services

Construction

Government

Industries

Plans

Customer stories

Blog

Resources

Events

Podcast

Trust Center

Become a Distribution Partner

Become a Content Partner

Partners

About

Careers

Contact

Company

Content Curation Team

The United Kingdom is one of the biggest insurance markets in the world, being home to both a very large domestic market, and many multinational insurers who provide insurance services around the worldThis playlist is curated for audiences in the UK region and provides a selection of courses from UK and Global Content Partners. Coverage includes introductory topics on Insurance right through to specific compliance, and EU applicable directives such as the IDD (Insurance Distribution Directive). It is meant to serve as an initial introduction to a variety of learning experiences on this topic, not as a prescribed curriculum.Level = Beginner / All. This Playlist was updated in May 2023﻿

  LRN

This Microlearning course provides a brief overview of what firms and employees need to know about the Insurance Distribution Directive (IDD). 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

This Microlearning course provides a brief overview of what firms and employees need to know about the Insurance Distribution Directive (IDD). 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

Microlearning: The EU Insurance Distribution Directive

Steph Charlesworth

Offices are usually pretty safe places. But still, accidents happen, and people get sick. If one of your employees gets injured or becomes ill because they’re working for you, they’ll probably want compensation. That’s why insurance is so important. Some types of insurance are compulsory and some are voluntary, so it can get a bit confusing. Employers’ liability insurance is compulsory, so you need to make sure you have an insurance policy that complies with the law. If you don’t have the right insurance, settling compensation can end up being very expensive. You also need to keep your employees informed about how you’re protecting them. This course will help you make sense of it all.BY THE END OF THIS COURSE, YOU’LL BE ABLE TO:<ul><li>Recognise insurance legislation and who it applies to in order to successfully follow legal obligations</li><li>Describe the risks of not having insurance that meets legal requirements so you can avoid financial or legal issues</li><li>Identify how to display an insurance certificate correctly so it meets all the legal requirements</li></ul>WHY TAKE THIS COURSE?This course is ideal for employers who need to know about protecting their employees at work. You’ll discover what insurance legislation is and if it applies to you and your employees. You’ll also learn the consequences of not having the right insurance, and how to display your insurance certificate in the proper way. It all adds up to help you cover employees and protect your business

Workplace Injury and Illnesses

Understand personal and employer liability

Insurance industry knowledge

Ensure Training Compliance

Compliance Knowledge

Protected Classes Awareness

Outlining safety precautions

The Importance of Insurance (IOSH Approved & CPD Certified)

Nadine Vaughan

This unit is 13 of 14 and examines the role of sustainable insurance in relation to both risk and investment for the insurance business, and in the context of increased natural disasters and protection gaps. The unit describes advances and changes in the market to model, manage and assess climate risks. Learning Objectives

Identify ESG Investing Purpose

ESG Compliance

Outline responsible investing principles

Identify Common ESG Factors

Recalling ESG development steps

Leading for sustainability

ESG LEVEL 1 MASTERCLASS FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES: Sustainable Insurance

This course is intended for all professionals who are in or provide services to the insurance sector. It will familiarise them with processes used by money launderers, the principal ways in which money launderers target the insurance sector, and best practices in detecting and dealing with the risk of money laundering. The course is designed as a general, global course on anti-money laundering with reference to the insurance sector. It does not cover specific national regulatory requirements or specific company policies.Target AudienceProfessionals who are in or provide services to the insurance sector 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

AML/CTF application

AML/CFT Risk Awareness

Understanding AML regulations

Implement AML measures

Identify Money Laundering Risks

Identifying TBML Risks

Identifying Money Laundering Methods

This course is intended for all professionals who are in or provide services to the insurance sector. It will familiarise them with processes used by money launderers, the principal ways in which money launderers target the insurance sector, and best practices in detecting and dealing with the risk of money laundering. The course is designed as a general, global course on anti-money laundering with reference to the insurance sector. It does not cover specific national regulatory requirements or specific company policies.Target AudienceProfessionals who are in or provide services to the insurance sector 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

Anti-Money Laundering - Insurance (Global)

Work Forge

Insurance can protect you from the financial impact of unexpected occurrences, such as accidents or illnesses. This course describes the various types of insurance that are available.

Insurance policy analysis

Protecting oneself and others

Benefits identification

Insurance

Insurers throughout the world are increasingly subject to global and domestic data domestic and international privacy and data protection laws that place strict limits on the use of personal data. Insurers collect and use vast amounts of personal data about their customers, and some of it is very sensitive in nature. This course will enable the learner to — •	define the difference between data protection and data privacy •	recognise why data protection and privacy are is important to the insurance industry•	define key data protection terms used in protecting customer data•	explain the main principles behind global data protection in insurance firms•	understand the data privacy protection rights of individuals•	recognise the main data protection and privacy challenges for insurance firms•	identify risks and propose solutions based on real-life examples that highlight the importance of data protection and privacy withinin the insurance industry insurance firms 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

Understanding data protection laws

Defining key data protection terms

Personal Data Protection

Ensuring Data Security

Ensure Data Protection Compliance

Applying GDPR principles

Complying with GDPR regulations

Insurers throughout the world are increasingly subject to global and domestic data domestic and international privacy and data protection laws that place strict limits on the use of personal data. Insurers collect and use vast amounts of personal data about their customers, and some of it is very sensitive in nature. This course will enable the learner to — •	define the difference between data protection and data privacy •	recognise why data protection and privacy are is important to the insurance industry•	define key data protection terms used in protecting customer data•	explain the main principles behind global data protection in insurance firms•	understand the data privacy protection rights of individuals•	recognise the main data protection and privacy challenges for insurance firms•	identify risks and propose solutions based on real-life examples that highlight the importance of data protection and privacy withinin the insurance industry insurance firms 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

Data Protection in Insurance Firms: Global Edition

This Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption course is intended to familiarise insurance firm employees with the laws that criminalise bribery and corruption, and to help employees recognise and mitigate associated risks.Target AudienceThis course is suitable for all employees in the insurance industryGeneral Regulation addressed / Most Recent Regulation or Law Covered within the Course <ul><li>US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) </li><li>UK Bribery Act (UKBA) </li><li>OECD Anti-Bribery Convention</li><li>United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC)</li><li>ISO 37001</li></ul> 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

Understanding Anti-Corruption Laws

Understanding ABAC laws

Bribery Prevention

Compliance with Bank Bribery Act

Identifying Bribery

Avoiding FCPA violations

Identifying corruption risks

This Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption course is intended to familiarise insurance firm employees with the laws that criminalise bribery and corruption, and to help employees recognise and mitigate associated risks.Target AudienceThis course is suitable for all employees in the insurance industryGeneral Regulation addressed / Most Recent Regulation or Law Covered within the Course <ul><li>US Foreign Corrupt Practices Act (FCPA) </li><li>UK Bribery Act (UKBA) </li><li>OECD Anti-Bribery Convention</li><li>United Nations Convention Against Corruption (UNCAC)</li><li>ISO 37001</li></ul> 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

Anti-Bribery and Anti-Corruption in Insurance Firms (Global)

Insurers are subject to global and domestic anti-fraud laws. Fraud within the insurance sector creates significant financial and reputational issues for firms, their employees and their customers. Insurance firms have therefore implemented fraud prevention systems and controls; this course will help employees understand and follow those procedures. The course includes real-life examples of the effects of fraud on the insurance sector, as well the internal and external red flags that employees must be able to readily identify.Target AudienceMembers of staff of all levels working within the insurance (and reinsurance) sectorGeneral Regulation addressed / Most Recent Regulation or Law Covered within the CourseThis course covers a series of regulations throughout the globe on various countries’ anti-fraud or fraud prevention regimes.EU <ul><li>UK - Fraud Act 2006</li><li>Germany – (s) 263 Criminal Code</li></ul>USA<ul><li>Section 1347 of Title 18 of the United States Code </li><li>18 U.S. Code Ch.63 § 1341 and 1342 - Frauds and swindles</li><li>Canada - Criminal Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46) 380</li></ul>APAC<ul><li>Australia - Criminal Code Amendment (Theft, Fraud, Bribery and Related Offences) Act 2000</li><li>Singapore – Penal code 224 (revised 2008) ([s) 206 -210, 421-424]</li></ul>Middle East<ul><li>UAE - Federal Law No. (19) on Combatting Commercial Fraud) was issued by the UAE Federal Government on 12 December 2016 [replacing the Commercial Fraud Law (Federal Law No. (4) of 1979 Combatting Fraud and Adulteration in Commercial Transactions)]</li><li>Saudi Arabia – Anti fraud Regulation 2008</li></ul> 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

Fraud detection

Identifying frauds

Detecting healthcare fraud

Identifying Financial Crimes

Insurers are subject to global and domestic anti-fraud laws. Fraud within the insurance sector creates significant financial and reputational issues for firms, their employees and their customers. Insurance firms have therefore implemented fraud prevention systems and controls; this course will help employees understand and follow those procedures. The course includes real-life examples of the effects of fraud on the insurance sector, as well the internal and external red flags that employees must be able to readily identify.Target AudienceMembers of staff of all levels working within the insurance (and reinsurance) sectorGeneral Regulation addressed / Most Recent Regulation or Law Covered within the CourseThis course covers a series of regulations throughout the globe on various countries’ anti-fraud or fraud prevention regimes.EU <ul><li>UK - Fraud Act 2006</li><li>Germany – (s) 263 Criminal Code</li></ul>USA<ul><li>Section 1347 of Title 18 of the United States Code </li><li>18 U.S. Code Ch.63 § 1341 and 1342 - Frauds and swindles</li><li>Canada - Criminal Code (R.S.C., 1985, c. C-46) 380</li></ul>APAC<ul><li>Australia - Criminal Code Amendment (Theft, Fraud, Bribery and Related Offences) Act 2000</li><li>Singapore – Penal code 224 (revised 2008) ([s) 206 -210, 421-424]</li></ul>Middle East<ul><li>UAE - Federal Law No. (19) on Combatting Commercial Fraud) was issued by the UAE Federal Government on 12 December 2016 [replacing the Commercial Fraud Law (Federal Law No. (4) of 1979 Combatting Fraud and Adulteration in Commercial Transactions)]</li><li>Saudi Arabia – Anti fraud Regulation 2008</li></ul> 

Originally created by Thomson Reuters

Insurance Fraud (Global)

Coursera -

In this 1-hour long project-based course, you will learn how to predict medical insurance cost with machine learning. The objective of this case study is to predict the health insurance cost incurred by Individuals based on their age, gender, Body Mass Index (BMI), number of children, smoking habits, and geo-location.


Note: This course works best for learners who are based in the North America region. We’re currently working on providing the same experience in other regions.

Data Classification and Prediction

Performing Predictive Analytics

Analyze healthcare data

Machine Learning

Implementing predictive models

Medical Insurance Premium Prediction with Machine Learning

Academy of Insurance

All of us have heard of emotional intelligence by now, but what does it mean? More importantly, what does it mean to you? Is it really useful to understand how to deal with your own emotions and the emotions of those around you? Join us as Lynn Thomas of Thomas Consulting helps us to understand that emotional intelligence is a skill that you can improve on like other skills. She will help us to understand how we can read individual styles and adjust our communications accordingly. We will learn the five core competencies of emotional intelligence: self-management, self-awareness, self-regulation, self-motivation, and empathy.

Applying Emotional Intelligence

Emotion Processing

Expressing Emotions

Creating Emotional Connections

Emotion Regulation

Managing emotions in negotiation

Empathetic leadership

Emotional Intelligence for Insurance Professionals

Course OverviewLearn about the art of underwriting property insurance based on many factors: perils, class, limits, loss prevention, vacant properties, multi-occupancy buildings, risks, market conditions, and pricing factors. Target AudienceInsurance professionals (brokers &amp; underwriters), accountants, lawyers or other non-insurance employees responsible for procuring insurance for their business. Learning ObjectivesThis course helps insurance professionals and non-insurance professionals alike learn more about the internal process insurance companies go through when evaluating a new application: how risks are calculated and how prices are determined.

Course Structure Comprehension

Art of Underwriting

Education is the Best Insurance: Insurance Basics (UK)

Financial and Insurance Services

Curated By Go1

Education is the Best Insurance: Insurance Basics (UK)