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Structured preparation for the CISI Client Money and Assets exam, aligned to Version 7 for exams from 11 December 2025 to 10 December 2027.
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Prepare for the specialist CISI Client Money and Assets technical unit through the UK legal and regulatory context, CASS 7 client-money rules, CASS 6 custody requirements, governance, oversight and failure scenarios. The seven chapters map to all 50 questions in the official one-hour assessment.
Distinguish client-money requirements under CASS 7 from safe-custody requirements under CASS 6.
Connect regulatory rules with daily controls, governance, records and escalation.
Allocate revision across all seven chapters and their published question counts.
Statutory, regulatory and fiduciary foundations for protecting client property.
Core client-money rules, segregation, banking arrangements and record keeping.
Internal and external reconciliations, calculations, discrepancies and controls.
Registration, holding, custody records, reconciliations and third-party arrangements.
Senior accountability, policies, CASS governance, reporting and assurance.
Breaches, distribution rules, firm failure, special administration and resolution.
Client classification, agreements, disclosures, transfers and unclaimed assets.
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The assessment contains 50 multiple-choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
This page follows Version 7, applicable to exams from 11 December 2025 to 10 December 2027.
Yes. It covers CASS 7 client money, CASS 6 safe custody, governance, failure scenarios and the client relationship.
Yes. The course includes seven chapter summaries, a CASS reference sheet, flashcards and five full 50-question mock exams aligned to the Version 7 syllabus.
Yes! Test your knowledge and review detailed explanations with the free CISI Client Money and Assets Mock Exam Preview below. It contains 15 exam-style questions from one named syllabus topic; the full course provides complete mock exams and syllabus coverage.
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Practice CISI Client Money and Assets exam questions with answers and explanations. The full course includes 5 mock exams and complete syllabus coverage.
What is the overarching purpose of the client assets regime?
Why the client assets regime exists. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has a statutory strategic objective that the relevant markets function well, supported by three operational objectives: protect consumers, protect financial markets, and promote competition. Consumers must be able to trust that a regulated firm will take good care of money or assets held on their behalf. The Client Assets Sourcebook (CASS) sets out the FCA's requirements. The risk is clearest on insolvency: if client money were paid into the firm's own corporate accounts it would be mixed with proprietary assets and the firm's general creditors could claim against it. Segregation therefore separates client money and assets from the firm's own.
Legal and physical segregation. Each separate regulated firm (ea…
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