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Is the Renminbi the New Dollar? Chinese Monetary Policy and the Global Reserve Currency System

14 May 2012
Andrew Leung SBS, FRSA, International and independent China Specialist, focuses on monetary policy in China and its potential implications including global finance and independent. He argues that any drastic a ...

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Promoting insurance expertise in air transport - CII/IATA

11 May 2012
The CII and IATA (the international trade body which represents some 240 airlines, comprising 84% of total air traffic), have joined forces ...

Why study the CII/IATA Diploma in Insurance?

11 May 2012
Why study the CII/IATA Diploma in Insurance? The CII Diploma in Insurance is an internationally-recognised technical and supervisory quali ...

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11 May 2012
You have now read an overview of the IATA/CII air transport insurance learning programme. Your next steps are:

The Journal Apr/May 2012

10 May 2012
The full issue of the Journal for April-May 2012. Includes the CII's annual review 2011 and a preview of the CII's involvement in the BIBA ...

CII Public affairs update - April 2012 »
The CII Public Affairs Updates contain news from Westminster and Whitehall, Europe and the regulator.
Is it possible to have sustainable flood insurance without sustainable flood risk management? »
Climate change models are predicting more extreme and uncertain weather. A particular concern stems from extreme rainfall events.Scotland, Wales, and much of Europe have managed to reduce the incidence of flooding using sustainable flood management methods.
From Brussels with love: A perspective on developing insurance regulation at the EU level »
With Solvency II implementation at the forefront of the agenda, the European Insurance & Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) now firmly in place, and some key reforms imminent governing insurance distribution, the EU insurance regulation landscape is more relevant to individual firms than ever before.
Converging ideas: Building a European-wide supervisory culture in insurance and pensions »
After what seemed like a flurry of regulatory activity in a relatively short space of time, the European Insurance & Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) was formed in January 2011. It seemed like the body was formed while many in the industry were still wondering how a pan-European insurance supervisor of supervisors could operate in practice without compromising the work of the national authorities. In this article, Gabriel Bernadino, Chair of EIOPA provides a perspective on the Authority's first year of operation.
Faculties and Societies »
The CII has a range of specialist faculties designed to serve individual members personal career development needs. Each faculty provides a specialist forum to encourage and promote progression to qualified status and the maintenance of good practice, the highest standards of competence, expertise and professionalism for staff at all levels.
No laughing matter, Jack »
The popular Hollywood depiction of pirates is far removed from the violent modern-day reality. Recent attacks in Somalia and the Gulf of Aden have been indicative of a worrying global escalation, as Liz Booth reports
BIBA 2012: shaping our futures »
The broking trade body's annual event returns to Manchester on May 16 & 17 and the CII will be there in force. Michelle Worvell reviews what is on offer
Tapping into the talent pipeline »
As the CII launches a best practice guide to internships, Caspar Bartington looks at the benefits of such a scheme for employers and interns alike.
Don't go changing »
A new future risks report from the CII looks at the global socioeconomic prospects for the coming decades. Ben Franklin provides an overview
CII Annual review 2011 »
The CII's annual review for 2011
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