The advantage of chartered status

Steve Jenkins
02 Nov 2012

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As the awarding body for chartered status, the Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) can expect to receive some flak when flying the flag for broker firms achieving the accolade.

Detractors might claim: “Of course you’d say chartered status is worth having,” but the origin of Corporate Chartered Status lies not with the CII but the most important arbiter of all – the general public.

Brokers’ customers – be they individuals or business owners – expect to receive advice of the highest quality

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