Credit Risk Certification Program

Upcoming Exam and Application Periods

Additional Information from the RMA Headquarters Web Site

*Applications will be available and accepted during the open application windows only.

Applications submitted after the deadline will be deferred to the next exam window.

Why RMA-CRC?

With the state of the economy and unemployment rates at unprecedented highs, concerns about your job and your future are likely running just as high. The Risk Management Association (RMA) can help you regain your confidence and strengthen your professional skills so that you can differentiate yourself as a quality performer in this time of uncertainty.

Get the Recognition You Deserve

The Risk Management Association is proud to introduce our new Credit Risk Certification Program. To take the RMA-CRC examination, you must have at least three years' experience as a credit professional. You can also benefit from the rewards of earning your RMA-CRC if you have 5, 10, 15, or even 20 years or more as a:

• lender
• credit officer
• credit analyst
• credit risk manager

Supervise credit risk professionals? Your staff will profit from certification, too!

Validate Your Credit Risk Skills

There are many benefits of RMA's new Credit Risk Certification. The RMA-CRC will:

• Validate your skills.
• Reward your professional achievement.
• Reflect positively on your employer.
• Set you apart from other candidates for promotion.
• Show your ongoing commitment to staying current.
• Help you hire candidates you're sure have the right knowledge and skills.
• Stand out in a crowd with RMA's stamp of approval - CRC, Credit Risk Certified.

Continue Your Education with RMA

To ensure that you stay current in the credit risk field, RMA requires you to complete 60 continuing education credits every three years. The three-year period starts with the year you receive certification. Ongoing education assures that you are continuing the commitment you began when you first passed the certification exam.

Click here for more information or visit the Credit Risk section of the RMA National web site at www.rmahq.org.

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