What is the Certificate in Corporate Finance?
The Certificate in Corporate Finance develops the essential foundation knowledge required to work in the corporate finance sector. The syllabus explores corporate finance legislation, regulation and techniques and provides you with an understanding of how corporate finance transactions are developed to meet client needs. It is suitable for practitioners working in corporate finance and related areas, such as venture capital, who need to demonstrate a sound understanding of both the regulatory and technical aspects of the subject. There are no entry requirements and the exam is open to all levels.
Certificate in Corporate Finance at a glance
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Entry requirements
- There are no entry requirements for this certificate.
- (ICAEW Chartered Accountants are not required to study for this certificate before the Diploma in Corporate Finance.)
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What's involved?
The certificate consists of two units:
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How do I register?
Registration is via the CISI.
- Create your account with CISI via this page.
- Book your exam and pay the one off registration fee here.
- Complete the Qualifications Registration Form.
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Study information
- Formal training is available through CISI accredited training partners. To find a partner near you, visit cisi.org/ATP. Alternatively you can choose the self-study route.
- The CISI publishes a workbook that offers comprehensive coverage of every area of the syllabus and the end of chapter summaries and sample questions to ensure you are fully prepared before the exam.
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Duration
On average, 160 hours of study is required to complete this certificate.
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Cost
- Visit cisi.org/prices for the current prices.
