Finance Director · Insurance
Finance Training for Insurance CFOs
You already know your balance sheet. What you need is finance training that speaks the language of your sector: Solvency II ratios, technical reserves, combined ratio, reinsurance treaties, the actual mechanics that shape your decisions. This platform pairs core finance modules with lessons built specifically around Insurance: how the market works, who the players are, what regulators expect, and which figures actually move the needle in your reports.
You get interactive tools to test your grasp of pricing and capital requirements, a playbook with concrete actions you can bring to your next board meeting, and an assessment that benchmarks your skills against the standards of the sector. No generic finance course. Everything here is built to help you make sharper calls, faster, in an industry with its own rules.
26 lessons · ~5 h · resumes where you left off
Your program
A focused program built on your vertical's content: the sector first, then your discipline applied to it.
The generalist Finance track
The full craft of the discipline, beyond your sector.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is this insurance finance training actually for?
It targets CFOs and finance directors working in insurance who already read a balance sheet fluently and need the sector layer on top: Solvency II, technical reserves, combined ratio, reinsurance treaties. Finance managers moving into an insurance company from another industry get the same benefit, since the gap is rarely accounting, it is sector mechanics.
What makes this different from a general corporate finance course?
A general finance course stops at the universal tools. This one pairs those core modules with lessons written around insurance itself: how the market operates, who the main players are, what regulators expect, and which indicators actually drive the numbers in an insurer's reporting. The sector context is the point, not an appendix.
Do I have to complete the general finance modules before the insurance lessons?
No. The core finance modules and the insurance-specific lessons are accessible independently, so an experienced CFO can go straight to Solvency II, reserving or reinsurance and use the general modules only as a refresher. If your background is outside insurance, starting with the market and players lessons makes the technical content easier to absorb.
Is access free, and does it lead to a diploma?
Reading the lessons is free and open, and creating an account only serves to save your progress. There is no diploma, no state-recognised certification and no affiliation with a school or university behind this insurance finance training.
What does the sector assessment measure?
The assessment benchmarks your finance skills against the standards of the insurance sector, so you see where you stand rather than getting a generic score. It is a self-diagnosis tool that points to the modules worth prioritising, not an exam with a credential attached.
Which insurance-specific topics are covered, and can I use them at my next board meeting?
The lessons cover Solvency II ratios, technical reserves, the combined ratio and reinsurance treaties, alongside market structure, key players and regulatory expectations. Interactive tools let you test your grasp of pricing and capital requirements, and a playbook translates the material into concrete actions you can bring straight into a board discussion.