Following its most recent meeting, the board of the CII has announced that it will be conducting a widespread membership consultation and engagement initiative around all aspects of the CII’s membership offering, with a particular focus on achieving even greater recognition of the professionalism of our sector.
The 2021 Annual General Meeting of the CII took place on Wednesday 30 June 2021. The meeting was held virtually, reaching hundreds of members from the UK and across the world.
The Chartered Body Alliance have developed their first joint qualification, the Certificate in Climate Risk, to support finance and risk professionals globally to develop their expertise in climate risk.
The CII are pleased to announce that, following the successful move to Fenchurch Street, the registered office address for the CII has now formally been changed to: 20 Fenchurch Street, London, EC3M 3BY.
Brokers should help their customers and clients to understand the current limitations of civil disobedience insurance and consider what actions they need to protect against future events, warn the CII’s New Generation Broking Group.
Claire Lashbrook, director of operations and third party administration at Claims Consortium Group, has joined the advisory board of the Society of Claims Professionals.
Glasgow Caledonian University (GCU) Glasgow has teamed up with the CII to help their students take additional qualifications that can kickstart their career in the insurance and financial advice professions.
In 2020, the CII awarded honorary Fellowship to Dr Thomas Cheung for his contribution and seven decades of service to the insurance profession. Dr Cheung is the first international insurance professional outside of the UK to receive the award.
