General Insurance Article - Willis UK awarded Chartered status by the CII


 Willis Group Holdings has announced that its UK business has been awarded the prestigious “Chartered Insurance Brokers” status by the Chartered Insurance Institute(CII).

 Willis UK demonstrated to the CII that it is committed to raising standards of knowledge, proficiency and ethical practice in the insurance industry. In an increasingly competitive market space and with FSA scrutiny and regulation on the rise, clients want financial services providers to evidence their continued drive towards professionalism.

 Willis UK’s application for Chartered Status was initiated as part of a wider strategy to increase to the business’ commitment to providing first-class service and advice to clients, as well as offering Associates the opportunity for advanced professional development.

 David Martin, ceo of Willis UK, said "We are very proud to receive the CII's Chartered insurance broker status. This award is recognition of the hard work and integrity of our Associates across the UK, and reinforces our commitment to offering quality advice and support for our clients to meet their insurance and risk management needs.”

 Dr. Sandy Scott, ceo of the CII, added “For a number of years, Willis UK has worked closely with CII and been a strong supporter of professional development. It is extremely encouraging that Willis is the first major broker to achieve Chartered status in 2013 and their achievement is further evidence of the importance of the Chartered award to the very best brokers in the market.”

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