Reportage - CII training: The value of training

The CII has an enviable reputation for promoting professionalism in the industry, however there is a sentiment in some parts of the market that it is more concerned with making money. Louise Phillips weighs up the true value of its training structure.

The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has been synonymous with enhancing the professionalism of the financial services industry for over a century. Through its training and exam structure, and events hosted via its network of local institutes, the CII's role as a support mechanism for the insurance industry is now more important than ever.

In these challenging times it is vital to have the support of a heavyweight organisation such as this, but despite the CII's reputation, the institute faces

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