Chartered: A Broker's view: Cowens Survival Capability

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In the third of a final part of this series, Post and Insurance Age editor-in-chief Jonathan Swift talks to Grant Scott, an associate director, Cowens Survival Capability about the benefits for a broker in being chartered.

Mr Swift and Mr Scott are joined by Chartered Insurance Institute broker academy manager Scot Grimmer to talk about what it has meant for his firm and the reaction both internally among staff, and in the wider market.

If you missed the first two instalments, you can catch up online. The first video features Caunce O'Hara director Chris Caunce, and Barnett & Barnett compliance and training manager Toni Richardson, takes part in the second part.

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