Nürnberger Academy builds on e-learning with a new training focus | AssCompact

“Competencies in insurance and social security expertise are part of the core repertoire of every insurance advisor – but there are also many other areas that are becoming increasingly important in advising clients. We dedicate ourselves to such topics through our new training offerings, which can be considered training Additional in the sense of IDD,” says Ulrike Boeck, President of the NUREMBERGER Academy.

A brief overview of the webinar content in Fall 2021:

The EU Action Plan for Sustainable Finance and a “Green” View of Asia
Michael Lackini, MFP, Product Director of NÜRNBERGER Versicherung and Tobias Krause, Product Strategist at Fidelity International.

Inheritance and heredity – a stumbling block in practice?
Notary Public Dr. Stefan Grünberger with case studies in the field of inheritance law, inheritance, transfer of assets, heirs’ pensions, compulsory part and probate.

Blockchain technology and its implementation in the world of funds
MMag lectures. Chris Mays, MA, keynote speaker, management consultant on blockchain and cryptocurrency, as well as two portfolio managers: Tomasz Godziek, J. Safra Sarasin.

Private investment in real estate versus real estate funds
Lectures by Estate Trustee Michael Mark and MMag. Louis Obrowski, managing director of the Liechtensteinische Landesbank in Vienna.

“Not only classic training topics, but also developments in financial markets, EIOPA and FMA specifications, as well as technological, environmental and social trends that flow into the planning of our training courses. We are convinced that we can offer our sales partners the added value of obtaining customer advice through formats Our new e-learning,” says Boeck, who in addition to running the Nürnberger Academy, is also responsible for monitoring and supporting the IDD process in sales.

Participation in the webinars is free for NÜRNBERGER Versicherung sales partners. For more information, it is best to contact your sales partner representative.

Photo above: Ulrike Boeck, President of the Nuremberger Academy