CII won’t budge on CPD requirements for insurers
The Chartered Insurance Institute has insisted it won’t alter its continuous professional development requirements for members, even if the Financial Conduct Authority axes its training demands.
Last month the regulator announced it will consult on removing the requirement for people working in general insurance to complete 15 hours’ ongoing training every year.
Yesterday (23 April) the CII
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