A CFMP® certification distinguishes you as a competent finance professional with proven skills and knowledge that drive business results.
Certified Financial Management Professional (CFMP®) is a professional designation granted to the financial management practitioners.
A person who meets the Education, Experience, Examination and Ethics requirements of the Institute of Finance and Management is entitled to use the professional designation and add the letters “CFMP” to their title.
CFMP®s work throughout the world in industry, commerce, finance, government, public practice and the not-for-profit sector.
Education
- CFMP education program is a certification course that requires candidates to perform tasks and roles to standards expected in the workplace.
- The knowledge, skills, and professional values required of CFMP® extend over three areas: professionalism, leadership, and professional expertise.
- Candidates for CFMP® have a 4-year bachelor’s degree in business.
- Students majoring in Bachelor’s degree in financial management enrolled in IFM-accredited universities can earn credits for the education requirement.
Examination
- Candidates must pass the CFMP® certification examination upon completion of the education program.
- IFM recommends taking the examination with authorized providers who have successfully complied with all the requirements required for the CFMP® assessment.
Experience
- IFM’s practical experience requirements are essential parts of CFMP® qualification. They provide frameworks that support sustainable improvements in workplace performance and create more motivated and valuable employees.
- IFM’s practical experience requirements are essential parts of CFMP® qualification. They provide frameworks that support sustainable improvements in workplace performance and create more motivated and valuable employees.
- The professional experience requirement protects the interests of employers and the general public by ensuring that CFMP®s obtain the required professional training.
Ethics
- IFM has adopted the IESBA code of ethics for professional Accountants as the other professional accountancy bodies of the world to maintain its members’ standard of education and professional skills.
- The International Code of Ethics for Professional Accountants (including International Independence Standards) sets out fundamental principles of ethics for professional accountants, reflecting the profession’s recognition of its public interest responsibility.
Learn more about the Code of Ethics