Financial Risk Management Course

For more than 25 years, the Financial Risk Manager (FRM®) designation has set the global standard for risk management. Achieving the FRM demonstrates a mastery of the skills and knowledge needed to effectively identify, analyse, and respond to a company’s risk factors.

Currently, more than 76,000 FRMs are employed at nearly every major bank, asset manager, hedge fund, consultancy, and regulator around the world. FRM registrations have grown by an average of 11% per year since 2010, surpassing 80,000 in 2021. This growth reflects the rapidly increasing demand for professionals trained in measuring and managing financial risk.

After achieving a passing score on both parts of the FRM Exam, candidates must submit two years of full-time work experience in a risk-related field to complete their certification. A candidate has five years to submit their work experience after passing the FRM Exam Part II.

Experience up to 10 years prior to passing both Exams is applicable as well. Related work experience may include trading, portfolio management, academia, industry research, auditing, risk consulting, or risk technology. Candidates with questions about work experience qualifications can contact.