Audit, Fraud & RiskFinancial Risk Manager (FRM)
The Financial Risk Manager (FRM) designation from the Global Association of Risk Professionals (GARP) is one of the best-known qualifications in financial risk. It is aimed at risk analysts and managers, treasury and credit staff, regulators and anyone in banking or investment who measures and manages market, credit, liquidity and operational risk.
The programme has two exams. FRM Part I builds the foundations: quantitative analysis, financial markets and products, valuation and risk models. FRM Part II applies them to market, credit, operational and liquidity risk, investment risk and current issues. After passing both parts, you are certified once you show two years of relevant full-time work experience. Our courses cover each part in turn, with worked problems and timed practice so you can manage the breadth of the syllabus.
Your path to certification
Prepare
Start from where you are; we help you assess your level.
Train
2 courses with an instructor
Sit the exam
FRM Part I · FRM Part II
Stay current
Certified FRMs keep their designation in good standing by completing continuing professional development with GARP every two years.
Where do you sit the exam? Awarding body's venue
FRM exams are held in fixed windows each year at test centres arranged by GARP through its delivery partner. We prepare you and help you register and choose a location.
Preparation courses
Renewal and validity
Once certified, you are expected to complete continuing professional development, reported to GARP over a two-year cycle, and keep your GARP membership current. Check GARP's current renewal policy before your deadline, because requirements change.
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