PRMIA Learning Catalog

Executive Introduction to Risk Culture and Risk Culture Building

New course launches October 3! This course provides sr. management and executives with a comprehensive understanding of risk culture and its importance in organizational success. Based on the four pillars developed by Horst Simon, participants will learn how to build and nurture a strong risk culture within their organizations.

Where: Self-Study

Cybersecurity Risk Management

New course!  This course covers the professional practice of cybersecurity risk management considered from the perspective of enterprise governance. It encompasses cybersecurity risk identification, classification, measurement, remediation, monitoring, and reporting. 

 

Where: Self-Study

Climate Scenario Analysis

New course! This course is designed to give participants the tools to build their own climate scenario analysis framework and provide some practical tools and templates to deliver a climate scenario set and associated board level report.

 

Where: Self-Study

How to Respond to Climate Change: Transition Risk

New course! Climate change not only impacts organizations through extreme wheather events and physical impacts, it bites via so-called transition risks as well. Regulators’, technologists’, and consumers’ response to climate can hit your organization hard. This course provides a basic level understanding of Transition Risk to help you prevent that "bite."

Where: Self-Study

Fundamentals of Market Risk Management

In this fundamentals course, you will become familiar with market risk and its associated terminology. The lessons explain and give examples of market risk with its measurement and risk mitigation methods. Additionally, you can further explore this type of risk and experience first-hand the practical use of risk measurement and mitigation methods through hands-on exercises.

Where: Self-Study

Fundamentals of Credit Risk Management

In this fundamentals course, you will become familiar with credit risk and its associated terminology. The lessons explain and give examples of credit risk with its measurement and risk mitigation methods. Additionally, you can further explore this type of risk and experience first-hand the practical use of risk measurement and mitigation methods through hands-on exercises.

Where: Self-Study

Fundamentals of Liquidity Risk Management

In this fundamentals course, you will become familiar with liquidity risk and its associated terminology. The lessons explain and give examples of liquidity risk with its measurement and risk mitigation methods. Additionally, you can further explore this type of risk and experience first-hand the practical use of risk measurement and mitigation methods through hands-on exercises.

Where: Self-Study

Fundamentals of Interconnected Risk Management

In this fundamentals course, you will become familiar with interconnected risk and its associated terminology. The lessons explain and give examples of interconnected risk with its measurement and risk mitigation methods. Additionally, you can further explore this type of risk and experience first-hand the practical use of risk measurement and mitigation methods through hands-on exercises.

Where: Self-Study

Introduction to Risk and Regulation for International Banks

Gain a high-level understanding of banking regulation, Basel I, II, and III. This course is an excellent complement to Fundamentals of Financial Risk Management.
Introductory topics.


Where: Self-Study

Capital Requirements Calculations (Credit, Market & Op Risk)

Learn the regulatory landscape of Credit, Market, and Operational Risk, as well as the Supervisory Review. This course is an excellent complement to Fundamentals of Financial Risk Management.
Intermediate topics.

Where: Self-Study

Complex Capital Risk Calculations

Learn about advanced regulatory topics such as Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book, Total Loss Absorbing Capacity, Counterparty Credit Risk, and Credit Valuation Adjustment.


Where: Self-Study

MLARM Certificate Exam Prep

The Market, Liquidity, and Asset Liability Risk Management self-study course is intended to prepare individuals for the MLARM certificate exam.




Where: Self-Study

Market Risk Management under Basel III and FRTB

Basel III framework for market risk, also known as the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book or FRTB, represents a pivotal change in the way banks’ trading businesses will be capitalized, regulated, and managed. As banks intensify their implementation efforts and deepen their knowledge of FRTB, this course provides best practices for tackling the myriad of challenges and implementation deadlines. 


Where: Self-Study

Practice Test Question Banks for the PRM 1 and 2 exam programs

Candidates studying for the Professional Risk Manager (PRM) Designation program can self-assess their readiness for the PRM Exam 1 and 2 using the PRMIA banks of practice test questions. 30 days of access for each bank.

Where: Self-Study

Risk Type Compass

The Risk Type Compass personality assessment focuses on differences in the way individuals perceive, react to and manage risk, as well as how they make decisions. Based on extensive global psychological research, it places individuals into one of eight distinctive Risk Types, providing insights that have important implications for individuals, teams and the organization.

Where: Online