Why join ICM?

Being an ICM Member means being part of a community dedicated to giving power to your personal development, giving recognition for your commitment and providing expert services and information whether you are a new recruit or the most seasoned Fellow.

By belonging to the second largest professional credit management organisation in the World, which maintains high standards across the credit profession, and is a centre of expertise for all credit related matters, you will:

  • receive the ICM's industry leading magazine CreditManagement, every month.
  • be kept up to date in other ways, by email briefings and mailings, and you have access to an invaluable Discussion Forum and Credit Management Helpline.
  • have access to all ICM services, usually at preferential or highly competitive rates.
  • be able to gain Ofqual accredited qualifications that raise knowledge and skills and rewards achievement.
  • have access to 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. Click here for details.
  • you 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, regional roadshows, and topical events.

CREDIT where credit's due

10 May 2012 The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) has expressed concerns over the Government's consultation on Bailiff reform, and questioned whether the reforms being proposed are based on ...
25 April 2012 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 ...
16 April 2012 SMEs continue to show a marked appetite for improving their cashflow and are actively seeking out the expert advice and resources that will help them to do so, according to a lead...
27 March 2012 The Quarterly Credit Managers' Index (CMI - Q4 2011) has fallen below the 50-point threshold for the first time - a figure that not only confirms the ongoing pessimism among profe...
26 March 2012 The Institute of Credit Management (ICM) has partnered with service provider ComparetheDCA.com to launch an online platform that allows businesses to compare debt collection agenc...
20 March 2012 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 ...
16 March 2012 Philip King, Chief Executive of the Institute of Credit Management (ICM), has welcomed the publication of the Breedon Report and in particular the main recommendation to reinforce...
8 March 2012 Philip King, Chief Executive of the Institute of Credit Management, has welcomed the announcement from Business Minister Mark Prisk calling for a change in the culture of late paym...
21 February 2012 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 mana...
20 February 2012 Philip King, Chief Executive of ICM will be speaking at the ICTF (Association of International Credit and Trade Finance Professionals) Symposium which is to be held in Paris on...

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