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New partnership with the Association of Corporate Treasurers

The ICMA Centre is proud to announce a new partnership with the Association of Corporate Treasurers (ACT).

ICMA Centre students taking the MSc in Corporate Finance can register to take the Certificate in Corporate Finance and Funding of the ACT alongside the degree.

Students will also receive a discount on teaching materials. At the end of the programme two students will be nominated for prizes of £150 each donated by the ACT.

The ACT will also send industry speakers to give lectures at the ICMA Centre.

More information can be found here.

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ACT is a professional body for corporate treasurers in the UK, promoting the study and practice of finance and treasury management. As the chartered body for treasury, the ACT leads the profession through an internationally recognised suite of treasury qualifications, defining standards and championing continuing professional development.

Published 18 October 2013

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