CII appoints new chair to Independent Review Pool

Professor Jane Jarman takes role

Hemma Visavadia
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The Chartered Insurance Institute (CII) has appointed nine new members to its Independent Review Pool (IRP), including Professor Jane Jarman as its new qualified chair.

The IRP conducts review and tribunal services for the disciplinary and eligibility section within the CII and is independent of the CII. Jarman has experience in disciplinary matters for the role of chair, having advised a number of regulators and professional bodies in recent years, both in the UK and internationally.  The wider review pool consists of both CII and Personal Finance Society (PFS) members and lay members (who are separate from the insurance and financial planning professions) as well as legally qualified members. Alongside tribunal services, the  IRP carries out oth...

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