
CRA Program
The CRA Program aims to equip every Certified Risk Auditors with superior technical skills, outstanding professional competence and an exciting future.
The five modules in the CRA Program are delivered through a contemporary blend of online and face-to-face learning that fits with candidates' many learning styles while keeping the quality and rigor that has characterized the CRA Program.
Upon completion of the Program, you will:
1. Have achieved an internationally-recognized accounting qualification
2. Be eligible to apply for membership of the Institute - giving you access to many advantages and professional services and being known as a Certified Risk Auditor
3. Benefit from the Institute’s membership recognized worldwide, opening up career opportunities and reciprocal benefits around the world.

Program Overview
Aims & Objectives:
The objectives of the CRA Programs are to provide cutting-edge knowledge and best practices in risk management sets, with an understanding of specific principles, practices and advanced and/ or emerging risk management strategies as well as technologies. It is expected that the graduates from this program will be sufficiently competent to manage risks and safety in products, services and facilities in financial as well as non-financial industries.
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Module |
Syllabus |
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Risk |
Risk management |
ERM, ISO31000 Strategic risk (strategy formulation and risk) Internal control Implementation of risk system - embedding risk into systems and culture |
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Audit |
Audit & CG |
Corporate governance External audit & Internal audit skills and techniques Fraud detection & forensic audit Financial statement analysis |
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IT |
Information security |
IT and IS audit IT/IS security and governance Business continuity and disaster recovery |
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Financial |
Financial risk |
Financial risks and AML VAR Macro-economic risks Micro-economics risks |
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Insurance |
Insurance (risk manager in health care, life insurance, investments, pensions) |
Risk management in actuarial Quantitative risk management Risk modeling |



