🚨 Is the Tide Turning on Online AML Training? 🚨
12/02/2026
I've just had my third meeting this year with a firm that is ready to move away from its online platform and switch to face-to-face training.
Why? Because tapping A, B, C, or D on a dull, mundane tick-the-box online generic test is OUT.
Why? Because cramming everything into year-end lectures is OUT.
Instead, we're talking interactive workshops spread over the year—challenging assumptions, sparking questions, driving real learning, and delivering ACTIONABLE steps your team can implement NOW.
Enter Mathew Beale, the powerhouse behind Comsure's daily regulator risk library at https://www.comsuregroup.com/news/.
COMSURE is offering 6 x 1-hour face-to-face in-house "Lunch & Learn" sessions (or whenever suits you—noon, morning, or after hours) to supercharge your teams with genuine knowledge. No more hiding behind keyboards—get hands-on, human-led guidance to navigate Jersey financial services risks like pros.
Key perks:
- Customisable in-house sessions tailored to YOUR organisation's needs.
- Flexible scheduling: Pick the time and place for ultimate convenience.
- Timely regulatory updates on compliance and risk management.
- Earn CPD credits to boost professional development. Each session lasts 1 hour and offers 0.5 CPD hours via an optional competence test.
- Empower your team to thrive in a high-stakes compliance world.
Ready to go back to the future with human-powered training? Hit up Mathew at mathew@comsuregroup.com to lock in your sessions.
Dive deeper:
• Program details: https://www.comsuregroup.com/media/bnqoptdd/june-2025_lunch-and-learn-2025.pdf
• More on the shift: https://www.comsuregroup.com/news/comsure-lunch-and-learn-cpd-the-old-normal-is-back/
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