AMCT Diploma in Treasury

Key facts

Study method Self study distance learning programme combining course manuals with online learning support and optional face-to-face teaching days

Further information

 AMCT is invaluable in ensuring you have the high level of technical competence demanded in difficult market conditions. Respected by employers and recruiters alike, it delivers the broad skills base essential for treasury professionals looking to stay ahead of the competition. Deborah Thomas, Manager, Michael Page Executive Search

Course overview

The AMCT Diploma is the benchmark of technical treasury competency. It provides practical understanding of the principles and techniques of treasury, risk and corporate financial management and develops breadth and depth of expertise. It enables finance professionals – whether corporate, banking or advisory – to speak the common technical language of treasury and is valued by financial institutions and corporates alike. It is the associate membership qualification for the ACT and leads to the designatory letters AMCT.

Qualified Accountant?

Automatic exemption from AMCT stage one is available for qualified accountants from IFAC member bodies.

If you are an ACCA member or affiliate, a CIMA member or student, an ICAEW member or an ICAS member, you may also be eligible for the AMCT fast-track route, which in addition to being exempt from stage one means you also benefit from a reduced Corporate Finance and Funding paper and shorter exam at stage three.

AMCT course structure

How can I enrol?

The enrolment deadline for AMCT stage one is 15 December for April examination and 15 June for October examination.

Exemptions from AMCT stage one are available for qualified and part qualified accountants and those individuals with other relevant qualifications.

If you are exempt from AMCT stage one, your first paper will be CertITM or CertITM-PF – the stage two compulsory paper.

The deadline for CertITM/CertITM-PF is 30 September for April examination and 31 March for October examination.

First check to see if you are entitled to any exemptions from AMCT stage one. If not, download and complete the AMCT enroment and booking form.

AMCT enrolment deadlines

Stage one – foundation papers
15 June for October examination
15 December for April examination

Stage two – CertITM/CertITM-PF
31 March for October examination
30 September for April examination

Stage three – CertCFF*, CertRM*, CertFMM
15 June for October examination
15 December for April examination

* If you are studying for or have completed CertITM otherwise 30 September for April examination and 31 March for October examination.

Stage three – CertICM
31 March for October examination
30 September for April examination

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