Insurance Broking Faculty

Insurance brokers play a pivotal role in the insurance industry, providing clients with expert, unbiased advice and recommending products to protect their interests.

The Insurance Broking Faculty is a market forum managed by experts in the broking market combined with the direction and support from the CII. It is for everyone who works in the broking market no matter what their level of experience.

From this page, users are able to see all of the most recent articles published by the CII, and search for resources relevant to insurance broking.

For further information on events and seminars being run by this faculty, please visit the Insurance Broking Faculty page on the main CII website, using the following link –
http://www.cii.co.uk/generalinsurance/faculties_societies/insurancebroki...

The Journal Xpress Insurance Broking December 2009
December, 2008
 
In this issue of Xpress there is a link to part one of a masterclass on the subject of Risk Management Strategies and Quality Assurance Programmes for Construction, to find out more see the article below. The CII in partnership with the Metropolitan Police, will be hosting a Counter Terrorist Workshop on Tuesday 10th Feburary...
 
 ciixpress_2008_12_010_ib.pdf
 
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Regulatory News December 2008
December, 2008
 
News items
Highlights: RDR interim report published: EC to supervise credit ratings agencies: Data protection regulator's powers receive boost: Law Commission seeks to update bribery laws: Improvements needed in aggregator sites: Competition Commission proposes ban on sale of single premium PPI...
 
 
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Regulatory News November 2008
November, 2008
 
News items
Highlights: Treating customers fairly becomes business as usual for the FSA: Privacy regulator sees data breaches rocket: FSA ban broker: Low turnout of applicants for connect travel authorisation causes concern...
 
 
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Data protection
November, 2008
 
Technical articles
In a climate of increased legal duties, raised public awareness and extensive media coverage, data protection has never had such a high profile...
 
 
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930 Insurance broking October 2008
October, 2008
 
Past exam paper with examiner’s comments for 930 Insurance broking
 
 930october2008.pdf
 
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Regulatory News October 2008
October, 2008
 
News items
Highlights: Changes to Financial Services Compensation Scheme limits: Risk management, FSA chairman says more action needed: Senior insurance adviser appointed at FSA: FOS launches consultation on complaints data: FSA promises more intervention on payment protection insurance market.
 
 
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Regulatory News September 2008
September, 2008
 
News items
Highlights: FSA bans three directors: Get ready for reporting on GABRIEL: New consumer credit licences set for October: Proposals developed to improve collective claims process: FOS refreshes information for smaller businesses: Help with dual credit advertisements.
 
 
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Differentiating without discriminating
September, 2008
 
Technical articles
Employees represent an organisation's greatest asset but also, potentially, its greatest liability. Organisations want to differentiate between applicants so as to select the right one, without being discriminatory when rejecting unsuccessful applicants, who now enjoy a large measure of protection...
 
 
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Regulatory News August 2008
August, 2008
 
News items
Highlights: Regulator appoints new managing director for retail markets: FSA boss says ero of "easy money" gone: Lloyds modernisation reforms continue apace: Compensation Sourcebook amendments for EEA branches of UK insurers: FSCS payouts top £1bn since scheme's creation...
 
 
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Interpretation of public liability policies
August, 2008
 
Legal digest
Bedfordshire Police Authority v Constable and others : First instance 20 June 2008. Under the Riot (Damages) Act 1886 a police authority is liable for injury to or theft or destruction of certain types of property in its area caused by "any persons riotously and tumultuously assembled together".
 
 
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