Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) - Partner Universities for students

All students graduating from the MSc Financial Management programme will be eligible to gain a Dual Award for the ACT’s Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals qualification, the entry point on our qualifications pathway, and exempt from up to four of the Certificate in Treasury units as detailed below.

Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals (CertTF) – you are eligible to claim the award of Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals if you have passed the International Treasury Management module.

Certificate in Treasury (CertT) - you qualify for an exemption from:

Unit 1 The context of treasury - if you have taken and passed the following modules:

• Corporate Financial Management
• Financial Statement Analysis for Investors
• Foreign Exchange and International Money Markets
• International Treasury Management

Unit 3 Corporate finance - if you have taken and passed the following modules:

• Corporate Financial Management
• Financial Statement Analysis for Investors
• Foreign Exchange and International Money Markets
• Advanced Corporate Financial Management
• International Treasury Management
• Security Analysis and Valuation

Unit 4 Ethics, governance and regulation in treasury - if you have taken and passed the following modules:

• Corporate Financial Management
• Financial Statement Analysis for Investors
• Foreign Exchange and International Money Markets
• Advanced Corporate Financial Management
• International Treasury Management
• Ethics, Governance and Regulation in Treasury

Unit 5 Risk analysis and management - if you have taken and passed the following modules:

• Corporate Financial Management
• Financial Statement Analysis for Investors
• Foreign Exchange and International Money Markets
• Advanced Corporate Financial Management
• International Treasury Management
• Risk Analysis and Management

For full information on the exemptions which are available please click the Student Information Sheet

If you are ready to apply, please complete the exemption form below and read the information under 'What happens next'.

All students graduating from the Masters in Treasury and Investment Programme, part of the Business Consultancy International (BCI) programme, will be eligible to gain the ACT’s Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals qualification and Certificate in Treasury qualification, and an exemption from Unit 1 of the Diploma in Treasury Management .

Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals (CertTF) - you are eligible to claim the award of Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals.

Certificate in Treasury (CertT) - you are eligible to claim the award of Certificate in Treasury. This enables you to advance directly on to the Diploma in Treasury Management - see our qualifications pathway

Diploma in Treasury Management (AMCT) - you qualify for an exemption from:

Unit 1 Corporate Finance for treasury.

For full information on the exemptions which are available please click the Student Information Sheet

If you are ready to apply, please complete the exemption form below and read the information under 'What happens next'.

All students graduating from the BA Finance and BA Accounting and Finance programmes who have passed the Corporate Treasury Management module are eligible to:

claim the award of Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals (CertTF).

claim exemption from the Certificate in Treasury (CertT) and therefore start studying for the Diploma in Treasury Management (AMCT) straight after graduating.


In addition, students graduating from the:
- BA Finance programme who have passed the Corporate Treasury Management module AND Analysing Financial Statements module (formerly known as Analysing Financial Information) or
- BA Accounting and Finance who have passed the Corporate Treasury Management module AND International Financial Management module are eligible to:

claim the award of Certificate in Treasury (CertT).

BA Accounting and Finance graduates who have taken and passed the International Financial Management module; & BA Finance graduates can:

claim exemptions to the following Units in the Certificate in Treasury (CertT):
Unit 1: Context of Treasury
Unit 2: Cash & Liquidity Management
Unit 3: Corporate Finance

For full information on the exemptions which are available please click the Student Information Sheet.

If you are ready to apply, please complete the exemption form below and read the information under 'What happens next'.

Depending on the modules you have completed you will be exempt from either one, two, three or four units within the Certificate in Treasury.

Option 1: Certificate in Treasury for BSc Accounting and Finance graduates
Successful BSc Accounting and Finance graduates qualify for two exemptions from the Certificate in Treasury Unit 1: The context of treasury and Unit 3: Corporate finance.

Option 2: Certificate in Treasury for MSc Finance
Successful MSc Finance graduates who have taken and passed the BA 7020 International Money & Finance module qualify for two exemptions from the Certificate in Treasury Unit 1: The context of treasury, Unit 2: Cash and liquidity, Unit 3: Corporate finance and Unit 5: Risk analysis and management.

Option 3: Certificate in Treasury for MSc Accounting & Finance graduates
Successful MSc Accounting & Finance graduates who have taken and passed the BA 7020 International Money & Finance module qualify for three exemptions from the Certificate in Treasury: Unit 1: Context of Treasury, Unit 2: Cash and Liquidity and Unit 3: Corporate Finance.

Option 4: Certificate in Treasury for MSc Financial Business Management graduates
Successful MSc Financial Business Management graduates who have taken and passed the BA 7101 Risk Financing module qualify for one exemption from the Certificate in Treasury: Unit 3: Corporate finance.

Option 5: Certificate in Treasury for MSc Banking & Finance graduates
Successful MSc Banking & Finance graduates who have taken and passed the BA 7020 International Money & Finance module qualify for three exemptions from the Certificate in Treasury: Unit 1: Context of Treasury, Unit 3: Corporate Finance and Unit 5: Risk Analysis and Management.

Option 6: Certificate in Treasury for MSc Investment and Financial Risk Management graduates
Successful MSc Investment and Financial Risk Management graduates qualify for two exemptions from the Certificate in Treasury: Unit 3: Corporate Finance and Unit 5: Risk Analysis and Management.

For full information on the exemptions which are available please click the Student Information Sheet.

If you are ready to apply, please complete the exemption form below and read the information under 'What happens next'.

Depending on the modules you have taken students graduating from Masters of Applied Finance (MAppFin) programme will be eligible to:

• gain exemption from the Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals (CertTF) qualification

• gain a Dual Award for the ACT’s Certificate in Treasury (CertT) qualification

• gain exemptions from Unit 1: Corporate Finance for Treasury, Unit 2: Risk Management for Treasury and Unit 3: The Treasury Manager of the Diploma in Treasury Management (AMCT) as detailed below.

Certificate in Treasury Fundamentals (CertTF) – all Masters of Applied Finance (MAppFin) graduates receive this exemption.

Certificate in Treasury (CertT) - MAppFin graduates who have completed the units Debt Capital Markets (DCM) and Corporate Treasury Management (CTM) can take up the award of the Certificate in Treasury.

Diploma in Treasury Management (AMCT) - MAppFin graduates who have successfully completed the optional modules Corporate Treasury Management, Debt Capital Markets and the compulsory Professional Practice unit, receive exemption for the following Diploma in Treasury Management units:

• Unit 1: Corporate Finance for Treasury

• Unit 2: Risk Management for Treasury

• Unit 3: The Treasury Manager

For full information on the exemptions which are available please click the Student Information Sheet.

If you are ready to apply, please complete the exemption form below and read the information under 'What happens next'.