Membership of the ACT is primarily for individuals and dependent on the achievement of our professional qualifications. However through Corporate Membership we offer a select number of companies with substantial treasury operations the opportunity to become more closely involved in the ACT’s activities.
Corporate Membership enables a company to appoint one or two representatives as Corporate Members of the ACT. The representatives are usually senior members of the financial management team who are not already members of the ACT.
Corporate Members currently include companies such as BP, Linde Group, Reuters and Citigroup. Indeed many companies also support individual members whilst opting for Corporate Membership.
Why become a Corporate Member?
Networking opportunities
Join the ACT’s common interest community of senior treasurers and other finance professionals. Membership provides for effective networking, the sharing of information and benchmarking opportunities.
Up-to-date information on industry practice
Corporate membership provides the ability to contribute to the formation and presentation of the ACT’s technical opinion and to keep up-to-date with industry best practice. It offers a discussion forum for your ideas and concerns.
Corporate representatives benefits include:
- Ten issues of The Treasurer per year
- Discount on ACT conferences and events
- A copy of The International Treasurer's Handbook
- Discount on other publications
- ACT Directory - hardcopy format and access to the frequently updated electronic version on the web
- Use of our library and research facilities at the ICAEW
- Increased Technical Resources - free
- Technical Queries Hotline - A free online service for members, providing immediate answers by email to your technical queries | here
- Lobbying on treasury issues on behalf of members. Recent consultations have put forward members' views on introduction of treasury shares and EU conduct of business rules
- Opportunity to participate in Technical Working Groups such as groups on pensions and Euro cash pooling
Corporate Representatives cannot use designatory letters and do not have voting rights.
How to become a Corporate Member
Guidelines for Corporate Membership
You can download an application form for consideration at the next meeting of the Member Services Committee. Alternatively, please contact our Member Services Executive, Funmi Dada, on +44 (0)20 7847 2557 or email her at fdada@treasurers.org.
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