The Association of Medical Insurers and Intermediaries (AMII) has amended its constitution to give corporate partners from the health insurance industry greater clout within the trade body.
During the AMII Summit held in London, the body also took part in a formal vote on constitutional changes to ensure AMII runs in a democratic way with each participating member having a single vote in the affairs of the Association. The outcome saw Corporate Members allowed equal voting rights and the opportunity to serve as Honorary Officers of the Association, including the role of Chairman. AMII was established in 1998 as a trade association for independent medical insurance advisers in the UK. In 2012, AMII revealed it was accepting corporate members to its board with Bupa the ...
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