CPD Providers
The CISI automatically recognises the activities and events of the following professional bodies and training providers as relevant to its CPD scheme.
Members logging any such activity are reminded they are advised to retain proof of attendance as this will be required in case they are selected for auditing. CISI members can take this certificate to CPD events for completion by the CPD provider, where suitable evidence of attendance is not provided. Please click here to access the certificate.
Bodies with links are officially accredited by the CISI as Approved CPD Providers. Local branches of these organisations are not listed separately, as they are automatically included by the parent company.
For more information, please email cpdscheme@cisi.org
The CISI also automatically recognises the activities and courses of the following international bodies as relevant to its CPD scheme:
CCL City Training
Cognitrend GmbH
Deutsche Börse
DIFX Academy
Emirates Institute for Banking & Financial Studies (UAE)
Euronext.liffe
Financial Education Professionals (Australia)
Financial Services Institute of Australia
Gibraltar Funds & Investments Association
H&F Analysis (Greece)
Institut Monetaire et Financier (IMEF) (Lebanon)
Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia
Institute of Chartered Accountants in New Zealand
Institute of Chartered Accountants in South Africa
ITM Institute of Financial Markets
LexisNexis Mindtheme (Hong Kong)
National College of Ireland
Securities Industry Development Corporation (SIDC)
Society of Investment Analysts (Ireland)
Wolters Kluwer Financial Services
Activities of other professional bodies or training providers not on this list may still be admissible, but all CPD logged has to be professionally relevant to the member; the member may need to demonstrate the professional relevance of an entry on their CPD log should this be requested by the CISI.
The Institute reserves the right to decline CPD activity that does not meet its requirements. Please email cpdscheme@cisi.org with any questions regarding the relevance of certain activities.