CIPM Program career prospects
Trust, transparency, and analytical expertise are essential for today's markets to function effectively. Professionals who master performance and risk evaluation, extract actionable insights from investment decisions, and communicate results clearly are in high demand across the industry.
Which roles do CIPM holders typically have?
Performance Analyst
Portfolio Manager
Business Analyst
Investment Analyst
Risk / Analyst Manager
Accountant / Auditor
Which sectors do CIPM holders typically work in?
Asset management
Consulting
Investment banking
IT
Investment management
Private wealth management
Commercial banking
Insurance
Shareable credentials recognized anywhere
Completing the CIPM Program signals your expertise in performance evaluation worldwide. You'll also receive a digital badge you can share online to highlight your achievement and connect with a global community of professionals committed to responsible investing.
Frequently asked questions
There are no specific prerequisites for enrolling in the CIPM Program, although candidates typically have some experience in investment performance measurement, analysis, or a related field.
Earning the CIPM designation helps professionals gain advanced knowledge in performance attribution, GIPS® Standards, and risk management, improving career prospects and credibility in the investment industry.
The CIPM Program consists of two levels and can typically be completed within 18 months, depending on the candidate's pace of study and other commitments.
From studying through to exam day and beyond, we have a variety of resources to help you successfully complete the CIPM Program. Visit CIPM Program candidate resources to learn more.
- Credential - 2 levels / 2 exams
- Advanced level
- 155 hours per level
- Self-paced online learning
- Learning materials included