The Society of Insurance Broking issues guidance for members

Liz Foster of Ingram, Hawkins & Nock

The CII-led society has published guides on the dark web and smart water and is also set to participate in the Biba conference this May.

The Society of Insurance Broking (SIB) has detailed its progress since it was launched by the Chartered Insurance Institute last year as a replacement to its Broking Faculty.

The organisation has held several meetings with the market and is also taking part in a panel session at the British Insurance Brokers’ Association (Biba) conference in May. 

In addition, Liz Foster, managing director of the society, told Insurance Age that it has published two good practice guides for its members which

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