Designatory letters are a great way to highlight your expertise amongst your peers. If you are a member, the letters you can use are based on which qualification you have passed, and what your level of membership is.
If you have passed our Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals 'CertTF' or the Award in International Cash Management 'AwardICM' (formerly known as the Award in Cash Management Fundamentals 'AwardCMF'), and you are currently an Affiliate or Student member, you can use the corresponding designatory letters after your name.
If you have passed our Certificate in Treasury, and you are currently an Affiliate member, you can use the designatory letters 'CertT' after your name.
If you have passed our Certificate in International Cash Management, and you are currently an Affiliate, you can use the designatory letters 'CertICM' after your name.
If you have passed our Diploma in Treasury Management (previously called our AMCT Diploma in Treasury), and you are currently an Associate member, you can use the designatory letters 'AMCT' after your name.
You can have your other designatory letters featured in your Directory entry - to have them added, just amend your profile accordingly and they will be included automatically.
You cannot use designatory letters if you are not a member of the ACT.
If your membership has expired, renew it now so that you can use your designatory letters.
In 2015, we undertook a review and redesign of our qualification portfolio. Designatory letters from historical ACT qualifications continue to be internationally recognised. If you have previously qualified with an ACT qualification and maintain your ACT Affiliate membership, you may continue to use CertFIN, CertITM, CertITM-PF, CertRM, CertRMP, CertCFF, CertFMM where applicable.