Certificate in International Cash Management (CertICM)

Course overview

The Certificate in International Cash Management (CertICM) provides a thorough understanding of international cash management operations and optimising cash flow efficiency. Developed and delivered by experts in the field, it reflects the broad range of subjects covered in global cash management and is designed for those working in both banks and corporates.

CertICM is available as an individual certificate but also counts towards the AMCT Diploma in Treasury.

Key facts

Course length 6 months
Study hours 150
Study method Self study with course manual, online learning support and an integrated 5-day teaching programme
Assessment 3 hour written examination
Course starts Exam Course fees Teaching Enrolment deadline
12 April 2010

Course website opens 5 April 2010

5 October 2010 UK: £2940+VAT
Hong Kong: £2100+VAT
Singapore: £2100+VAT

Includes course manual, access to course website, tuition school and exam entry.

Compulsory 5-day tuition school

UK: 02-06 August 2010
Hong Kong: 23-27 August 2010
Singapore: 30 August - 3 September 2010

Enrolment closes 31 March 2010
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Testimonials

 Working in treasury you will come across most of the topics covered in the CertICM syllabus – for example netting and pooling – which gives you an excellent grounding in the basics of international cash management. Frances Cavanagh CertICM, European Treasury Services Analyst, Kellogg's

What you need to know

How can I enrol?

To enrol on CertICM as a standalone certificate please complete and return the certificate enrolment & booking form to the ACT by the enrolment deadlines:

30 September for April examination
31 March for October examination

CertICM is recognised as an individual certificate and also counts towards the AMCT Diploma in Treasury - the ACT's core treasury qualification which leads to associate membership. To enrol on CertITM as part of AMCT please complete the AMCT enrolment & booking form or go to the AMCT page for further information.

Entry requirements

  • Good standard of english: due to the course being written and examined in English, students will need to possess a good standard of English.
  • Internet Browser version: the eLearning website is an important part of this course as you will be able to access the online course manual, discussion forum and further information. Therefore you do need the latest browser to access the content. We suggest one of the following browsers: Internet Explorer 7 or 8, Firefox 3 or Google Chrome to view the content correctly.
  • An exposure to cash management is advantageous, but is not essential.

Student subscriptions

Students enrolling on ACT Certificates or the AMCT Diploma are required to pay an annual student subscription fee of £125 on a pro-rata basis from the month of enrolment and thereafter a yearly subscription each May.

This provides full student membership benefits including a subscription to The Treasurer magazine, special student rates when attending ACT training courses and events and purchasing the International Treasurer's Handbook plus free access to the ICAEW library and information service.

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