The Insurance Debate: What it means to be professional

Steve Bamforth is CEO of Liverpool-based Griffiths & Armour

Guest contributor Stephen Bamforth of Griffith & Armour discusses issues around what professionalism is and its benefits.

Insurance Age and sister title Post's The Insurance Debate has gone live and guest contributor Stephen Bamforth, senior partner and group chief executive of Griffith & Armour, writes about what it means to be professional.

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Bamforth states that the Chartered Insurance Institute qualifications are of huge importance and argues that issues such as doing the right thing for clients and

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