Another opportunity for Lloyd’s training

Lloyd’s and FERMA are offering a second training programme for European risk managers following its successful launch in 2011. Starting on 25 April 2014, the programme will cover:

  • Insight into emerging risks
  • An overview of the Lloyd’s and London market including an opportunity to shadow a Lloyd’s broker and underwriter at the box.
  • Lloyd’s approach to risk appetite and management.
  • Exposure and performance management
  • International insurance regulations
  • Claims management
  • And, of course, networking with brokers, underwriters and colleagues

There will be three two-day sessions in total. They will all take place at Lloyd’s, One Lime Street, London.
The requirements are

  • Three to five years risk management experience
  • Member of a FERMA association
  • Written and spoken business English skills

Interested? There is still time to apply. Applications remain open until 31 January 2014.
Go to www.ferma.eu/lloyds-programme for more information. Send completed applications and any questions to Florence Bindelle at enquiries@ferma.eu. The selected candidates will be announced at the end of February.

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