Who provides the best Investment Management Certificate (IMC) training in the UK?

[peter786]

I am from a non financial background and don't have much knowledge of the sector. I'm planning on studying to gain the IMC qualification and was hoping for some insight on who the better providers are.
The CFA website mentions the providers to be Kaplan Financial Markets, Fitch Learning, Quartic Training and BPP Professional Education. I cant find any recent forum posts or blogs entries that answer this question so I would really appreciate any advice.

How about textbooks and learning material? What are the more highly regarded study books?

Thank you in advance!

 

[jsc]

Forget the IMC. It's a legacy paper and a waste of time and money nowadays. You need Diploma level 4 as a minimum now and ideally the PCIAM to be taken seriously. It's a long, expensive process to get qualified. Long. Expensive.

http://www.bpp.com/professional-qua...s/d/professional-qualifications/CISIDip/168?p

 

[peter786]

Forget the IMC. It's a legacy paper and a waste of time and money nowadays. You need Diploma level 4 as a minimum now and ideally the PCIAM to be taken seriously. It's a long, expensive process to get qualified. Long. Expensive.

http://www.bpp.com/professional-qua...s/d/professional-qualifications/CISIDip/168?p

Thanks for the info. You think those are the best entry level qualification for wealth or asset management roles?

 

[hhiusa]

SIGFIG

https://www.sigfig.com/site/#/home/am