- Receive Credit Management Magazine, every month.
- Keep up to date in other ways, by email briefings and mailings, and gain access to an invaluable Members' Bulletin Board and Technical Advisory Service.
- Have access to all ICM services, usually at preferential or highly competitive rates.
- Enjoy a growing number of third party member benefits, for example reduced fees for membership of other bodies, discounts on credit-related products, and much more.
- Demonstrate to your employers and colleagues your own professional standing, and your commitment to personal development.
- Become part of an influential body, with the opportunity to add your voice to the views of the ICM.
- Link to a wide network of credit professionals and you have access to local branch activities.
27 January 2012
The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) has completed a strategic review of recruitment services provided by the ICM to its members, as part of a much wider restructure of the ICM's headquarters in line with the formulation of a new three-year plan.
27 January 2012
"Two years to go nowhere," is how Philip King, Chief Executive of the Institute of Credit Management, has greeted today's announcement from the Government that it will not be seeking to introduce new legislative controls on pre-packs at this time.
19 January 2011
The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) and the Minister of State for Business and Enterprise Mark Prisk have published their monthly 'tip' for small businesses to better manage their cashflow.
"If cash is short and you can't pay a supplier on the due date, talk to them as soon as you can. The earlier you do, the more flexible they will be and the more likely they are to be able to accommodate an extension to payment arrangements."
The cashflow 'tips' are derived from the series of Managing Cashflow Guides published by the ICM for BIS that have to date been downloaded more than 270,000 times.
For further information, log on to http://www.creditmanagement.org.uk/bisguides.htm
10 January 2012
The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) is pleased to announce the renewal of its successful corporate partnership with solicitors Brethertons for 2012.
21 December 2011
The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) has given a cautious welcome to the letter from Ed Davey (Minister for Employment Relations, Consumers and Postal Affairs) in response to consultation on reforms to the regulation of insolvency practitioners, and specifically news that he has not ruled out moving to a single regulator.
14 December 2011
Philip King, Chief Executive of the Institute of Credit Management, spoke to BBC Radio 5 Live's Wake Up To Money programme and is also mentioned on the BBC Business News website. To listen to Philip explaining the impact late payments can have on businesses click here.
To read the ICM press release on tackling the issue of late payment click here.
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