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A new chartered insurance broker qualification may be on the cards, but the industry is divided on whether it will change anything as far as improving professionalism or public opinion is concerned, says David Fanning.

Chartered Insurance Institute members have voted overwhelmingly in
favour of the introduction of a chartered insurance broker
qualification.


The CII is making a formal application to the Privy

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Axa aims to double schemes business

Sarah Mallaby, chief distribution officer and mid-market trading director at Axa Commercial, has revealed the provider is looking to double its schemes business as the firm looks to become a “£2bn business”.

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