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  • CII awards Chartered status to 11 insurance and financial planning firms
    4 Aug 2026
    The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has awarded Corporate Chartered status to 11 insurance and financial planning firms in the first half of 2026, recognising their public commitment to high professional standards, ethical conduct and better outcomes for clients and customers.
  • Registration opens for Disability Access Symposium 2026
    27 Jul 2026
    The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) is proud to support the Disability Access Symposium 2026, a landmark UK‑wide event bringing together senior leaders, sector champions, charities, and accessibility experts to accelerate meaningful progress for disabled people.
  • PFS launches next phase of Pathway to the Profession talent investment
    15 Jul 2026
    The PFS (Personal Finance Society) marked the first anniversary of its Pathway to the Profession yesterday, announcing of the next phase of the £1 million investment in attracting, supporting and developing talent.
  • CII leads cross-sector taskforce to develop vulnerability data sharing standards
    8 Jul 2026
    The data sharing taskforce builds on the CII’s work to support customers in vulnerable circumstances, in accordance with the Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) Consumer Duty expectations.
  • Network Conference 2026 Q&A
    3 Jul 2026
    One of the most valuable parts of Network Conference 2026 was hearing directly from you, our wonderful volunteers. The questions raised reflected both the passion people have for their Local Institutes and their desire to help shape the future of the CII and PFS. To ensure everyone can benefit from those discussions, we've published the full conference Q&A, covering topics ranging from Corporate Chartered and employer engagement to volunteering, member support and technology. You can explore the full Q&A here:
  • Carla Brown points to renewed PFS momentum and excitement for what is to come
    2 Jul 2026
    Personal Finance Society (PFS) President Carla Brown says the professional body is seeing renewed momentum, with rising member engagement,  growing membership, and major work under way to support the next generation of financial planners.