Insurance Development Day

We are delighted to open registrations to attend the Insurance Institute of Guernsey's annual Insurance Development Day taking place at Les Cotils on Thursday 19 May.

All of you will be aware of Continuing Professional Development Requirements that demand a minimum of 21 hours of Structured CPD plus a minimum of 14 hours unstructured CPD during each year. Failure to maintain these levels of CPD places at risk your qualifications and professional standing.

The Insurance Institute of Guernsey has achieved accreditation whereby our seminars and insurance focussed activities are immediately recognisable by the CII as CPD events (as evidence by future branding). Our Insurance Development Day will provide attendees at least six hours of structured CPD.

The programme seeks to deliver a range of subjects all of direct relevance to practitioners in our industry with sessions including the Channel Islands Financial Ombudsman, Claim Disputes, the Insurance Act and Life Assurance. The session presenters are all well respected within their particular sector. Full details of the programme are available by following this link 2016 Programme

The Insurance Institute of Guernsey is in the fortunate position of being able to subsidise this event heavily (entirely within our remit from the CII). I am pleased to advise a reduction on last year's fees and this year's fees are as follows:

Full Day including refreshments and lunch CII/PFS members £40 / non-members £50

Morning including refreshments (no lunch) CII/PFS members £20 / non-members £25

Afternoon including refreshments (no lunch) CII/PFS members £25 / non-members £30

Registration is open now and the registration form is available using this link Registration form

Closing date for registrations Tuesday 10 May

We are confident that the Insurance Development Day will provide a valuable contribution to achieving and maintaining CPD requirements and we hope that you and your employers will be able to deliver full support to this initiative.

Best wishes,

Lou

Louise Jackson, Dip CII

President, Insurance Institute of Guernsey