Governance, Risk & Resilience · CERM
Certified Enterprise Risk Manager (CERM)
For leaders who manage risk across the whole enterprise.
TrackGovernance, Risk & Resilience
Career stageAdvanced
AssessmentOnline exam
MaintenanceRenewal & CPD
Overview & who should apply
About the CERM certification
The CERM certification recognises the competence to establish enterprise-wide risk management, define risk appetite and integrate risk into strategy and performance.
Who should apply: Risk managers, CROs, finance and strategy professionals.
Body of knowledge
Core competence areas
The CERM exam assesses applied competence across the following areas.
1
ERM Frameworks
2
Risk Appetite & Tolerance
3
Strategic & Emerging Risks
4
Risk Aggregation & Reporting
5
Risk Governance & Board Oversight
6
Integrating Risk with Strategy
How to get certified
Your path to CERM
- Review the eligibility requirements for CERM.
- Submit your application to IAQP.
- Prepare using the body of knowledge, an Approved Training Partner or self-study.
- Sit the independent online exam.
- Receive your verifiable CERM certificate and maintain it through renewal and CPD.
Fees, validity & renewal
Application and exam fees, certificate validity and renewal requirements for CERM are confirmed when you apply. Contact the IAQP team for current details.
Preparation
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Ready to earn your CERM?
Submit your application and the IAQP team will confirm your eligibility and next steps.