Agents' Code of Conduct Digital Training

IMPORTANT NOTE:

This training is only applicable for GIA registered agents.

If you have AIG as your Primary Principal, this training is mandatory and that you will be required to complete them before 31 October 2026.

Kindly read through the training notes via the link below before you attempt the questions below.

Training Notes Link:

Code of Conduct

Complete the questions, fill in your details below and click submit before the last day of the month. If you attain a passing rate of 80%, you will be awarded 0.5 CPD hour. 

There will not be double crediting of CPD hours for the same digital training completed and passed within the same year.

CPD hours will be credited to ARCM by the 14th of each following month. Do note that this web link will be closed on 19th December 2026, 12pm.

Complete this training before 18th December 2026 in order to be credited for your 2026 CPD requirement.

 *For Exempt Insurance Brokers and Local Brokers, this training is not applicable for you. CPD hour will not be credited.


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Email *
Agent Code (with sub code, if applicable)
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Agent Full Name *
NRIC No. (Important for CPD hours to be credited. Format must be in S1234567A or G7654321Z) *
1. Which of these guidelines are applicable to agents. *
20 points
2. Which of the following practices adhere to the AIG API Information Handling Standards? *
20 points
3. Which of the following does not require to be updated with the agent’s principal within 14 days? *
20 points
4. Which is a safeguard to protect client’s personal information? *
20 points
5. What are some of the potential issues that may occur by engaging a sub agent? *
20 points
I agree I have read the training material before attempting the test. *
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