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The majority of the motions that were passed, but the PFS Solo asked members to vote against, gained roughly 60% of votes.
All of the motions that the CII rebel group PFS Solo urged members to vote against at the Chartered Insurance Institute’s (CII) AGM won by a majority.
The PFS Solo, which was set up by former Personal Finance Society (PFS) presidents, encouraged CII members to vote against several motions. The PFS Solo was set up following increasing tension from...
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