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DIFC Insurance Association joins AILO as affiliate member

By Robbie Lawther, 13 Jul 23

In a bid to broaden its network ‘to include other global marketplaces’

The DIFC Insurance Association (DIFCIA) has become an affiliate member of Association of International Life Offices (AILO).

DIFCIA – which is a community of professionals committed to shaping the insurance market – provides a voice for the industry. AILO is the trade organisation for cross-border insurance companies and firms in supporting industries such as technology, fund management and service providers.

DIFCIA is now one of four organisations that are affiliate members of AILO, along with Convention of Independent Financial Advisors (CIFA) ; European Federation of Financial Advisers and Financial Intermediaries (FECIF); and Federation of European Financial Advisers (FEIFA).

Simon Price, chief executive of the DIFCIA, said: “Our shared objective is to enhance advocacy and influence on behalf of our members. By establishing this partnership with AILO, we will broaden our network to include other global marketplaces and provide valuable support to our mutual members.”

Bob Pain, AILO chief executive, added: “We’re delighted to welcome DIFCIA to our growing number of Affiliate Members. Fostering collaboration with representative organisations is a key part of AILO’s mission to act as an advocate for the cross-border insurance companies and firms in supporting industries.”

 

Tags: AILO

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