CII accredits Chartis' Multinational Broker Academy
The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has accredited Chartis' Multinational Broker Academy for its commitment to "continuing professional development".
The academy offers an "In Our Shoes" free one-day course for brokers which examines the essentials of multinational insurance programmes.
On completing this course, brokers earn five continuing professional development hours.
And speaking about the accolade, Tamsin Mills, director of accreditation services at the CII, said: "Continuing professional development is a core part of professionalism - it builds customer confidence by maintaining standards of technical expertise and practical
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