CIMA flexible payment plans expands with HSBC

Financial Times

HSBC has signed an agreement with CIMA designed exclusively to help CIMA students and members manage the financial investment of the professional qualification. The finance package from HSBC has been tailored to benefit CIMA students and members by offering low interest payment schemes on all CIMA registration, tuition and exam fees over an agreed period of time. Picture shows the exchange of the agreement.

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