Forthcoming Events

IEBA London meeting
07/02/2012
Pan-European risk contracts
Mark Price and Janet Heaton
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IEBA Germany meeting
15/02/2012
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE! 1) "BASF: Employee Benefits in M&As" 2) "The crisis - what does it mean for pension scheme investment" 3) "Pensions and benefits in a total rewards framework"
Dr Withold Galinat and Dr Silvia Elsland, BASF; Christof Quiring, Fidelity Worldwide Investment, and Dr Stefan Fischer, Lurse
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IEBA France meeting
16/02/2012
PLEASE NOTE CHANGE OF DATE! Solvency II - implications for pensions and captives
Falco Valkenburg
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Exam Dates and Fees

Examinations

Part One examination Thursday 6 October 2011, 1.30pm-4.30pm
Closing date for examination entries is Friday 22 July 2011
 
Part Two examination week of 16 April 2012 (date to be confirmed), 1.30pm-4.30pm
Closing date for examination entries is Friday 20 January 2011 (to be confirmed)

Study Materials

With the courses running in parallel, study manuals and distance learning material for both Parts are now available and may be ordered using the same application form. Distance learning courses will run from May to September.

Fees

The following exam fees apply for the 2011 examinations (per Part):

• Examination entry (non-UK) £175
• Examination entry (UK) £145
• Study material package* £190
• Updated study materials*  £100
• Revision Courses £95

* : HM Revenue and Customs have advised the Pensions Management Institute (the body that administers our examinations) that the supply of printed matter online is regarded as an electronically-supplied service and as such has to be charged as standard rate not zero rated or exempt. Therefore, VAT will be added at 20%. This does not apply to orders submitted from outside the UK by non-UK residents.

Remittances

Please make all remittances payable to The Pensions Management Institute. All remittances from outside the UK should be in Pounds Sterling so that the Institute receives the full amount without deduction for bank charges on exchange and collection.

A receipt for examination fees is not an acknowledgement of entry.

Payments may also be made by BACS.