Your Path to Becoming a Recognized Risk Leader – The PRM™ Designation
A globally respected designation designed for risk professionals, recent graduates, and finance professionals seeking to advance their careers in risk management.
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PRM Designation Candidate Guidebook The Guidebook provides an overview of program design, dates and locations, fees and registration, exam format, syllabus, and preparation.
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Whether you're a CFA, FRM, or CIIA holder looking for an exemption; a PRMIA certificate holder; or a student – there’s a Path to the PRM™ for you.
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Find out more Read about Exam Prerequisites, Program Pricing, Examination Schedule and more at the "What is the PRM?" page
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Maintain your PRM Status Once earned, the PRM Designation is yours for life. To be recognized as a PRM Holder, stay engaged with PRMIA. To earn the Active PRM Holder title, simply stay engaged with PRMIA and contribute to our global risk community.
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Case Studies Real-world case studies throughout the PRM curriculum bring theory to life and deepen your practical understanding of risk management. These help bridge the gap between theory and practice, making PRM learning more applied and impactful.
Students and Graduates Graduates who have recently completed a degree program are eligible to take the PRM examinations as part of a special student program. Students currently enrolled in a degree program are also eligible for this program.
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The PRM qualification is one of the best things that PRMIA has done for the risk profession. David French, PRM, Bank of America Merrill Lynch, London, England
Practice Exams Test your readiness with sample questions based on real PRM™ exams.
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Handbooks Comprehensive, industry-leading, fully updated for today’s risk landscape.
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Personal stories of successful Certified PRMs, there are thousands like them, all telling a similar story.
Dr. Georg-Ruprecht von Heusinger, PRM, Lecturer in Finance, MWSE, Poland Holds a Bachelor in Economics from the University of Buckingham, UK, a Masters degree from the London School of Economics in Economics and Philosophy and a doctorate from the Cracow University of Economics, Poland. He decided to pursue the PRM designation because every professional certificate or designation is a challenge for yourself and a signal to prospective employers – and in his case a reassurance for his students. Continue reading Heusinger's PRM Story
Vinaya Sharma, PRM, Actuary, Allstate, USA Received his Bachelors Degree in Business from Drake University (1993), his Fellowship from the Society of Actuaries (1996), and the PRM designation in 2003. He decided to pursue the PRM because the PRM designation seemed like a natural progression given his previous involvement with ERM. It helped expand his knowledge base on operational risk, credit risk, and market risk techniques. Continue reading Sharma's PRM Story
Emad Mahmoud, PRM, Senior Investment Associate, Prudential Financial, USA Holds a B.Sc. in Civil Engineering, Alexandria University, Egypt, an ME in Civil Engineering, City College of New York, CUNY, an MA in Economics, City College of New York, CUNY, an MBA, Lubin School of Business, Pace University, New York and an MS in Computational Finance, Graduate School of Industrial Administration, Carnegie Mellon University. He holds the CFA designation, PRM designation, FRM designation and the Registered Professional Engineer (PE) in New York State. He pursued the PRM to challenge himself and to gain a competitive advantage in a competitive, rapidly evolving profession. Continue reading Mahmoud's PRM Story
Pirmin Stutzer, PRM, Financial Engineer, Man Investments, Switzerland Holds a Master degree in economics (Lic. rer. pol; University of Fribourg, Switzerland), Master degree in statistics (MSc in Stat; University of Neuchatel, Switzerland), Master degree in Financial Engineering and Quantitative Analysis (MSc FEQA, ISMA Centre, University of Reading, UK). He pursued the PRM as a continuation of permanent on-the-job and off-the-job training. Continue reading Stutzer's PRM Story
Aurele Houngbedji, PRM, Senior Financial Analyst, Ohio Savings Bank, USA Holds a Ph.D. in Mathematical Finance at the University of Pittsburgh. He decided to pursue the PRM because to succeed as a risk professional, it is very important to have not only the required quantitative skills but also be able to understand the financial markets, the business, and to have the ability to explain complex mathematical ideas to our clients, traders, and other people with less quantitative background. The PRMIA PRM program meet his criteria to achieve his goal which he perceived as a benchmark in the risk management industry. Continue reading Houngbedji's PRM Story
Ben De Prisco, PRM, Vice President, Research & Financial Engineering, Algorithmics (now IBM Analytics), Canada Holds a Bachelor of Business Administration and a Masters of Business Administration from the Schulich School of Business at York University in Toronto; and is also a Chartered Financial Analyst. He promoted the PRM within Algorithmics because the course content is current, comprehensive and reflective of the knowledge required by those engaged in today’s risk management discipline. Promoting the PRM within Algorithmics was seen as a natural way to continue to set industry leading standards for our staff in both skill set and knowledge base. Continue reading about Prisco and Algorithmics' PRM Story
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