CII aiming for “relevant and diverse” Chartered Status
CII’s Steve Jenkins says the professional body is committed to Chartered and wants it to gain momentum as it seeks to add D&I to entry criteria.
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has reiterated its commitment to its Chartered scheme and advised it is consulting on its future in order to ensure the model “remains relevant”.
Steve Jenkins, development director, advised that the body is consulting on a number of issues around its Chartered proposition.
“The review, and I used that word advisedly, is to continue to make sure the details are relevant, modern and diverse.”
He also reiterated the CII’s commitment to protecting the
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