Certified Corporate Trust Professional® (CCTP®)
Eligibility Requirements
A minimum of three years of experience in the industry and a four-year degree from an accredited college or university,
OR
A minimum of five years of total experience in the industry,
OR
An equivalency exemption from the CCTP® Board of Standards*
*Applicants may seek an exemption from the CCTP® Board of Standards. Common exemptions include applicants who:
- Hold a similar designation and are in good standing with the issuing organization
- Have significant relevant industry experience
- Are within 12-months of meeting the experience requirement (Cannon will hold the certificate until the experience requirement has been met)
- Have specific circumstances that may warrant further consideration
Application Requirements
CCTP® candidates are required to:
- Complete an approved study program: Cannon’s Corporate Trust School
- Submit a letter of recommendation from a senior official attesting to your qualifications for the certification, including your trust operations experience
- Agree to uphold and accept the CCTP® Professional Ethics and Code of Conduct Standards
- Complete the CCTP® application
- Pay the CCTP® certification exam fee of $500.
Application
I hereby apply for the Certified Corporate Trust Professional® designation.
* (denotes a required field)
Your Path to Become a CCTP®
Register today and explore our comprehensive curriculum further. It is designed to enhance your expertise and advance your career.
Corporate Trust I
Begin your journey towards CCTP® certification. Explore the foundations of corporate trust, including capital markets, the role of the trustee, and securities laws. Ideal for professionals new to corporate trust or those seeking to formalize their knowledge. Cover key topics in ABS and MBS securities, municipal and corporate administration, and account acceptance processes.
Corporate Trust II
Deepen your expertise in corporate trust management. Delve into advanced topics such as policies and procedures, audits, and complex financial products. Perfect for experienced professionals looking to enhance their skills. Explore critical areas like defaults and bankruptcy, Trust Indenture Act procedures, and relationship selling in the corporate trust context and work towards your CCTP®.
Corporate Trust III
Complete your CCTP® certification preparation with this final course. Focus on current issues, advanced concepts, and global perspectives in corporate trust. Designed for professionals aiming for leadership roles in corporate trust. Cover essential topics such as proprietary mutual funds, mergers and acquisitions, advanced risk management, and prepare for the CCTP® designation exam.
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