2009 National Conference

2009 AICM National Conference has been moved to Sydney

Sydney, Four Points By Sheraton, 21–23 October 2009
161 Sussex Street. Sydney, NSW 2000

For further enquiries contact the AICM National Office on 02 9906 4563

AICM 2009 Credit Industry Survey is now open.

Your participation as a credit professional is important and valued.

The Credit Industry Survey results assist AICM to effectively lobby government on behalf of the credit industry.
The survey contributes to the benchmarking of your performance.

Access the survey here

It should take less than 10 minutes to complete the survey.

Victoria / Tasmania Young Credit Professional of the Year Awards Dinner

AICM Journal

Legal recoveries & debt collections

Volume 16 Number 4 - May 2009

• Wednesday 8 July 2009

Guest Speaker: Leading AFL Premiership Winning Coach, Denis Pagan

Young Credit Professional Awards Nationally Sponsored by

Choosing a Training Program That’s Right For You

AICM Learning Services offer a range of qualifications designed to address the learning and development needs of people who may be commencing their careers in the credit field through to those at managerial level:

• Certificate III in Financial Services
• Certificate IV in Financial Services
• Diploma of Financial Services

AICM courses address topics including: collection techniques; credit evaluation; risk management; debt recovery strategies; compliance with legal requirements; credit policy; account management and key management skills (subject to VETAB approval).

AICM Training Flexibility

The flexibility of our programs means that you may only need to attend one course and update your expertise in a particular aspect of credit, or you might like to complete a nationally recognised qualification, to enhance your reputation and status in the industry.

MEMBERS’ INFORMATION SECTION

• AICM submission regarding ‘The Australian Consumer Law – consultation on draft provisions on unfair contract terms’
• Australian Consumer Law – Fair Markets, Confident Consumers (March 2009) 
• AICM Submission to Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee (December 2008)
• AICM response to the Personal Property Securities Reform – Regulations, October 2008
• Amendments to AICM Complaints Procedure – By Law 12 ( 28 July 2008)
• Personal Property Securities Reform – AICM Submission to Attorney General (15 August 2008)
• AICM Submission to the Financial Services and Credit Reform Green Paper - including reform of the Uniform Consumer Credit Code (1 July 2008)