Insurance and Risk Management - 218 - Master's Year 2
Syllabus
Obligatoire
- Droit de l'assurance
- Méthodes quantitatives pour la finance
- Assurance des grands risques industriels / Risques corporate
- Comptabilité des assurances
- Statistiques de l’assurance
- Actuariat / Actuariat et dépendance
- Solvabilité 2
- SAS/ Python
- Introduction au secteur de l'assurance
- IFRS et évaluation d'actifs et passifs
Obligatoire
- Cycle de conférences "Enjeux actuels pour l'assurance et la gestion du risque"
- Stage/ Soutenance
- Stratégies internationales et géopolitique de la gestion d'actif
- Risques, Valeurs et Performance
- Insurtech / Distribution et marketing des produits d'assurance
- Réassurance
- Systèmes d'information dans le secteur des assurances/ Maîtrise des risques et politiques de régulation
- Risks in banking
- Évaluation du bilan prudentiel
- Underwriting strategy
Academic Training Year 2026 - 2027 - subject to modification
Teaching Modalities
The program consists of 388 hours of instruction, spread out over the six months before the internship.
It features a number of excellent courses that introduce students to all aspects of risk prevention, control, modeling, financing, and management. It offers students a complete education in the main domains of insurance and finance.
Several courses are taught in English (International Asset Management, Underwriting and Financial Risks in the USA, Risks in banking).
Internships and Supervised Projects
Students must undertake an internship of between four and six months' duration.
It must be related to the themes of insurance and risk management and can take place in France or abroad.
The most recent cohorts have seen an increase in the number of employment opportunities related toBig Data (particularly at Axa and some brokers such as Willis). Large legal firms also frequently hire program graduates.
An International Outlook
The program organizes a yearly study trip at the start of the calendar year (January or February) that features four days of meetings with businesses in the insurance sector – such as insurers, reinsurers, brokers, rating agencies, and industrial risk managers – in a different economic environment than the one in which they traditionally operate.