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Insurance Broking

Mobile technology explained: QR Codes, NFC and AR - video seminar »
In this CPD video seminar, marketing specialist Kishen Hawkins (Managing Director of Fast Fwd Multimedia) talks through a range of scenarios to help brokers - and others within insurance - understand what QR Codes, Near Field Communications and Augmented Reality technologies are and how the market has, and could, adopt them.
Damages for late payment and insurers' remedies for fraud (chapter 1-3) »
David Hertzell (the law commissioner responsible for the project for the reform of insurance contract law) details the proposed changes related to damages for late payment and insurers' remedies for fraud. (Chapter 1 - 3)
Damages for late payment and insurers' remedies for fraud (chapter 4 - 6) »
David Hertzell (law commissioner responsible for the project for the reform of insurance contract law) details the proposed changes related to damages for late payment and insurers' remedies for fraud. (Chapter 4 - 6)
Underwriter of the future »
The Chartered Insurance Institute's Underwriting Faculty with management consultancy Oliver Wyman has published a report called 'Underwriter of the Future', which sets out to answer how underwriting could change over the next ten years and what these changes mean for organisational focus, culture and skills. The report predicts that the commercial insurance market will undergo radical change over the next decade, placing unprecedented demand on firms and driving diversification in the required skills and career choices for individual underwriters.
News (The Journal - February-March 2012) »
National and international news from the CII, including:
Editor's inbox (The Journal - February-March 2012) »
This year, the Chartered Insurance Institute celebrates 100 years of being granted its original Royal  Charter by King George V. As a celebration of this achievement we will be taking a look back at the past, as well as gazing into the future, with a series of articles and events over the next 12 months.
Congratulations to the following recently elected CII members (2/12/11 - 18/1/12) »
A list of CII members gaining FCII, ACII, DipCII and CertCII accreditation, as well as CII Chartered Insurers, Brokers and Insurance Practitioners during 2 December 2011 to 18 January 2012.
President's letter (The Journal - February-March 2012) »
Julian James looks at how, during its centenary year, the CII is working more closely with young people.
Discover risk - National Apprenticeship Week (The Journal - February-March 2012) »
February saw National Apprenticeship Week taking place across the UK. The Journal looks into the advantages of apprenticeships for firms and applicants alike.
You said what to who? »
Social media is taking over faster than you might think. Liz Booth discovers the risks and rewards of using it at work.
Twin town »
The initiative to twin the Insuarnce Insitutes of Manchester and Gibraltar has captured the industry's imagination. Edward Murray finds out more about how the tie-up will work and what it hopes to achieve.
Guildford: building a rep »
This edition's local institute profile focuses on Guildford, where president Calire White tells the Journal how it is aiming to build on the success of its office rep network by fostering better relationships with local businesses.
"Stimulating, challenging and ultimately rewarding" »
With professional development a key theme in the industry, Michelle Worvell lifts the lid on the work of the CII's own training initiative, Face-to-Face.
The road to nowhere »
With motor insurance fraud an increasing bugbear for the industry, J B M Murray investigates whether inverse liability insurance can relieve some of the strain
The ABC of ... Insurance contract law »
Daniel Crockford investigates the Joint Law Commision review of insurance contract law