CIB Status
The pinnacle of individual achievement is the award of Chartered Insurance Broker (CIB).
The challenges insurance brokers face in our profession encourage the raising of standards of knowledge, capability and ethical practice. The emphasis is on advisers becoming more professional.
CIB distinguishes you from the crowd. It reinforces the importance of professionalism in a fast-moving and competitive market. This Chartered status places you on a par with other professionals such as accountants and solicitors.
Chartered Status is well established as a trust symbol of professionalism, distinguishing you from your competitors and peers.
These people have achieved CIB this year. See below for the criteria for you to be one too.
| Aidan Barrett | Andrew Jensen |
| Bernard Kane | Cameron Hollis |
| Chris Gear | Christopher Jecks |
| Craig Lunn | Daniel Mathieson |
| David Wells | Faith Owens |
| Kevin Wellwood | Kim Matthews |
| Lisa McLeod | Lisa Williamson |
| Mark Hurren | Matthew Jensen |
| Melanie Hamer | Mike Sheehan |
| Warren Robertson | Christine Caughey |
| James Townsend | Sara Carter |
| Simone Sutton | Schery Girvan |
| Geoff McLeay | Terence Sequeira |
| David Crick | Paul Towes |
| Emma Levett | Anne Cooper |
| Keith Thomas | |
| Peter Stone | |
Criteria for CIB Status
1. Membership
- Individual membership of IBANZ Inc.
2. Qualifications/Experience
- A Level 5 New Zealand Certificate in Financial Services, or equivalent and/or meet the minimum standards of knowledge, skills and competency as laid out by the Code Committee for Financial Services.
- Held QIB Status for 2 Years
- be engaged as an insurance broker for 6 years
This may include the submission of a portfolio to evidence the claim.
The portfolio may need to be independently assessed to determine whether it meets the standards as set out below:
- Minimum of five years as an Insurance Broker in New Zealand
- Evidence of professionalism and expertise
- Active contribution to the insurance and insurance-broking profession through leadership activities
- Writing articles or presentations
- Teaching, or workplace mentoring
- Individual or group research
3. Evidence of Continuing Professional Development
- 15 CPD hours of professional development in the preceding 12 months
For further details on application criteria, contact us or email info@ibanz.co.nz and we will assist you.
Retention of CIB Status
To retain CIB status Members must be able to declare at least 15 CPD hours' of professional development each year (1st January to 31st December).
If a Member does not achieve the 15 CPD points required in a year they may apply for an extension of target reduction to achieve the requirements to retain their status as CIB. If the grace period expires and the requirements have not been met the CIB status will revert to the appropriate status based on the achieve points.