Quality in Credit Management

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What is QICM?
 
The quality of your credit management is an essential factor in your company's performance, profitability and sustainability.
 
The Quality in Credit Management (QiCM) programme is an accreditation of your credit management team through an assessment and measurement process. When you have successfully met the criteria you will be presented with a personalised award and certificate and will be entitled to use the QiCM logo on your website and company literature.
 
QiCM is important for all sizes of business. Even if you are currently improving your credit management, the Institute can help you towards achieving QiCM recognition.
 
What will be assessed?
 
The five key areas of the credit department that will be assessed are:
 
Credit Policy
Compliance
Customer Service
Developing Staff
Monitoring Performance

Companies who are currently QiCM accredited include:
 
AB Agri - click here to read more.
Aggregate Industries - click here to read more.
Aimia Foods Ltd - click here to read more.
Brother UK - click here to read more.
Cabot Financial - click here to read more.
EDF Energy Plc - B2B Majors - click here to read more.
EDF Energy - Revenue Management B2B Multi Sites
Ecclesiastical Insurance
Essex County Council - click here to read more.
GeoPost UK Ltd - click here to read more.
GlaxoSmithkline - click here to read more.
HSBC Invoice Finance (UK) Ltd - click here to read more.
Marshalls Group Plc - click here to read more.
npower SME - click here to read more.
Remploy Limited - click here to read more.
Shell International - click here to read more.
SEGRO UK- click here to read more.
Tenet Group Limited
Veolia ES UK Plc - click here to read more.
Verizon Business - click here to read more.
 
For more information on the QiCM Award and its criteria - click here
 
Tel:01780 722906
 
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The Institute of Credit Management's QiCM assessments are carried out by appropriately qualified assessors and any reports or recommendations are intended for internal use only. No reliance should be placed on them by third parties.

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