CIIN President Reveals Three Key Agenda
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- The new President of the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN), Akinjide Orimolade, outlined a three-point agenda for his administration.
- His agenda focuses on deepening technology adoption, strengthening insurance awareness, and constructing the institute's permanent secretariat.
- These initiatives aim to reposition the institute and prepare insurance professionals for the evolving global insurance landscape, including a transition to hybrid computer-based examinations and an InsurTech Learning Hub.
Akinjide Orimolade, the 53rd President of the Chartered Insurance Institute of Nigeria (CIIN), has announced a three-point agenda for his administration. Dubbed Technology, Enforcement, and Building (TEB), the plan aims to deepen technology adoption, strengthen insurance awareness, and initiate the construction of the institute's permanent secretariat.
The agenda is designed to reposition the institute and prepare insurance professionals for the rapidly evolving global insurance landscape.
Orimolade stated that his administration will build upon the achievements of his predecessor, Mrs. Yetunde Ilori, by implementing these key initiatives. The agenda is designed to reposition the CIIN and equip insurance professionals to navigate the rapidly changing global insurance sector.
The institute will complete the transition to hybrid computer-based examinations. This is to enable candidates across the country write professional examinations without geographical constraints.
A significant aspect of the technology focus includes completing the transition to hybrid computer-based examinations. This change will remove geographical barriers, allowing candidates nationwide to take professional exams without travel constraints. Furthermore, the institute plans to establish an InsurTech Learning Hub. This hub will offer continuous professional development in emerging fields such as artificial intelligence and cyber risk, ensuring members remain current with industry advancements.
He noted that the institute would also establish an InsurTech Learning Hub to provide continuous professional development in emerging areas such as artificial intelligence, cyber risk among others.
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