> I think most people wouldn't be very good at welding after 50 hours of training and practice This is true. I don't see the insurance training as how-to-do-o

> I think most people wouldn't be very good at welding after 50 hours of training and practice This is true. I don't see the insurance training as how-to-do-one's-job, however. More akin to how not to do it. Financial health and safety training. A welder receiving 50+ hours in health and safety at the start of their career, among other trainings, seems reasonable. As does 1 hour health and safety training and sharing each week with the team. An equivalent requirement in finance does not seem unreasonable, given the damage that can be done by being unaware of (once you know them) basic concepts in mis-selling, fraud, money laundering and a long list of identifying black-market financing organisations.