RMA's Credit
Risk Certification
The letters CRC after a credit professional's name speak volumes.
Take control of your career with the only recognized professional designation for credit and lending professionals. What will the CRC designation say about you?
Why should I be Credit Risk Certified?
In today's rapidly changing financial services industry, credit and lending professionals will continue to play a critical role in shaping the risk profile of their respective institutions. The CRC is the only recognized professional designation for credit and lending professionals, and earning it gives you added credibility among colleagues and clients alike. As a credentialed risk professional through RMA, you demonstrate a commitment to the credit risk industry and a level of industry knowledge that has been recognized by an objective, outside organization.
Distinction
Becoming a CRC holder establishes you as a member of a respected group of CRC credential holders and provides your employer with an objective measurement of your capabilities.
Expertise
Passing the CRC exam is an indicator that a CRC holder possesses the knowledge and skills necessary to master a myriad of credit risk situations.
Networking
The CRC provides you with a platform to network with some of the world's leading credit risk management professionals, expanding your professional knowledge and opportunities.
Personal Growth
Earning the CRC is a step in your own personal career growth and gives you added confidence in your skills as you pursue your short- and long-term career goals.
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Leadership
Mastering the content of the CRC exam represents a commitment to the credit risk profession, and to your career overall, positioning you as a leader in the field. Attaining the CRC provides the feeling of personal achievement and the satisfaction of conquering a rigorous exam developed by the best credit risk practitioners.
What Makes The CRC a Recognized Benchmark Designation?
The CRC program measures your grasp of fundamental concepts, the application of those concepts, and the best thinking on the subject.
To become a CRC holder, you must pass an intense multiple-choice exam and must demonstrate several years of professional work experience in the credit and lending field. Earning the right to use the CRC designation after your name demonstrates knowledge, professionalism, and dedication to the profession.
CRC Designees
RMA is pleased to introduce the newest designees who have successfully earned their Credit Risk Certification. We congratulate them on achieving the recognition they deserve as a Credit Risk Certified professional.
December 2014
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Chitra Chavan
John H. Clark
Daniel J. Collignon
E
Erich Eberhart
Jason L. Ernst
F
Randy L. Freeman
G
Alvara Gjylapi
H
Jennifer Hagen
Robert P. Harvey
J
Jeremy Jameson
Mark P. Jensen
K
Ernest Carl Kaufmann
Constance Keller, MD
Russell King
Kathryn A. Knight
L
James Brian Langley
M
Lucas Maguire
Vaso Marku
Corey L. McElveen
David S. Miller
N
David Nakhleh
O
Jay E. Oliver
William L. Otott
P
David H. Pasnau
Joseph Peedikayil, MAI
Helen T. Pennington
Sue Perry
S
Maria D. Sandino
Jonathan D. Schupack
Timothy R. Smith
T
Jason Taege
V
Jose Valdez
Randy S. Vicknair
W
Janelle M. Wahl
Seth M. Waller
Stephen P. Webb
Suzanne Wegryn
Jason Wright
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Email: cjohnson@rmahq.org
Phone: 800-677-7621
Alt: 215-446-4013
Phone: 800-677-7621
Alt: 215-446-4013
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