The Society of Insurance Broking pledges to support broker recovery from Covid-19 impact

Coronavirus

The society looks at the long-term financial and economic impact of the pandemic as it reveals its plans for the next year.

The Society of Insurance Broking (SIB) has published plans to offer support to brokers on the long road to recovery from the initial impact of Covid-19.

SIB was launched by the Chartered Insurance Institute in September 2018 and is designed to support brokers by providing good practice guidance, thought leadership and a programme of continued professional development.

Revealing its plans for its third year, the society stated it would offer guidance to help members manage difficult

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