The Institutes Launch Online Course on Blockchain in the Insurance Industry
The Institutes, the leading education provider for the risk management and property-casualty insurance industry, have introduced a new online certification in blockchain technology. Blockchain and the Insurance Industry is designed to educate insurance and risk management professionals at all levels about the projected industry-wide impact of blockchain applications and initiatives.
The four-hour video course explores the basics of blockchain, existing and theoretical use cases, and ways professionals can apply blockchain concepts to real-world situations. It is specifically intended for a nontechnical audience with limited knowledge of blockchain and distributed ledger technology.
"The blockchain revolution is here, and insurance professionals need to take a closer look into how this groundbreaking technology will affect their jobs and businesses," said
The curriculum was developed with the expertise of leadership and staff from The Institutes RiskBlock™ Alliance, the insurance industry's largest blockchain consortium.
"Blockchain is poised to have a significant impact on the insurance industry," said
Early course completers have remarked that the course's structure, concise videos and nontechnical subject matter made learning easier and helped them view the insurance industry differently:
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Matt Whisenant , CPCU, vice president of Insurance Services and director of Underwriting atFHM Insurance Company : "From node to nonce, the Blockchain in the Insurance Industry course provides a solid foundation from which to build an understanding of blockchain technology, the transformative power that resides within and the potential impact it may have upon each stakeholder associated with the insurance product." - Vijay Appaswami, lead business analyst,
ValueMomentum : "I appreciate that this course gets to the point and stresses the relevance and practical use of blockchain, specifically for insurance. The course details insurance use cases and intended benefits to insurers and is structured so that anybody can easily and quickly gain deep insights on the blockchain's past, present and prospective future." -
Andrea Frantzen , graduate student studying the impact of blockchain on the insurance industry: "Taking the course helped me understand that blockchain has a great potential to make the industry more effective, lower costs and increase customer lifetime value. It was a great way to learn how blockchain can be used in the real world."
Enrollment details and more information about the course, which retails for
About The Institutes |
The Institutes are committed to meeting the evolving professional development needs of the risk management and insurance industry. We prepare people to fulfill their professional and ethical responsibilities via innovative education, research, networking and career resources. We offer 28 designation programs, including the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU®) program, along with introductory, foundation, and leadership programs; online and continuing education courses; custom solutions; assessment tools and industry consortiums.
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