RNCP Certification

RNCP – Financial Strategy Expert

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What is an RNCP qualification?

An RNCP qualification is a recognised professional certification registered in the Répertoire National, created and validated by the State, which attests to the skills required to practise a profession.

Certification required by companies

Skills

Blocks of skills

In response to the needs of companies identified on the market, the training offered by INSEEC prepares students for the following skill sets:

Manage internal and external tools relating to the organisation’s financial management
Managing complex investment projects
Managing financial and credit risks
Managing complex investment operations

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Description of the methods for acquiring certification by capitalisation of blocks of skills and/or by correspondence

Certification is obtained by :

Validation of skill sets common to all courses (obtaining a score greater than or equal to 10/20 in each skill set)
A minimum of 132 days in a company during the second year of the course (MSc 2)

RNCP Requirements

What are the requirements
for this qualification?

The conditions for access to the certification scheme (excluding VAE) are :

To enter the first year of the program (MSc 1): You must have completed a Level 6 degree or equivalent (such as a Bachelor’s degree) in one of the following fields: finance, business and administrative management, economic and social administration, economics, or mathematics.
To enter the second year of the program (MSc 2): Have completed a Level 6 or equivalent (Master 1) in one of the following fields: finance, business and administrative management, economic and social administration, economics, mathematics, with experience in finance.

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Goals of the RNCP

What are the purpose
for this title?

The Financial Strategy Expert plays a central role in the organisation, advising the company’s management not only on financial and non-financial strategy, but also on its overall strategy and transformation. They have a thorough understanding of their organisation’s economic, legal and tax environment, and manage its financial processes with a high level of expertise to guarantee its financial performance (preparation of financial statements, budgetary processes, management control and cash management).

An expert in financial engineering, he or she manages internal and external growth projects and company disposals by studying investment projects and devising financial packages.

The Financial Strategy Expert manages the Finance teams directly, and works in collaboration with the other departments in the organisation, whether in the context of financial processes, internal control or company transformation projects. Depending on the context in which they work, they also work with external partners such as companies, banks, audit and consultancy firms and government departments, and manage relations with investors, markets and regulatory bodies by ensuring financial communications.

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