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Exam preparation for the CISI Level 3 Award in Technology in Investment Management, with ten chapter summaries, worked calculations and five timed practice exams.
Course syllabus information reviewed for 2026.
Understand how technology supports the investment lifecycle from trade capture and pre-settlement through settlement, financial control and operational management. The course teaches the syllabus across ten official elements, including regulation, data, automation, resilience, business change, sourcing and vendor oversight.
Connect investment decisions with capture, matching, settlement, reconciliation and control systems.
Review service management, resilience, security, infrastructure and operational controls.
Understand delivery approaches, testing, procurement, vendor oversight and outsourcing risk.
Industry participants, instruments, automation and the criticality of data management.
Regulation, data protection and the technology implications of compliance requirements.
Venues, clearing, repositories, market data and financial-market connectivity.
Decision support, orders, compliance, execution, algorithms, self-service and capture controls.
Reference data, settlement instructions, matching and regulatory/client reporting.
Instructions, funding, standards, settlement, reconciliation and post-trade compliance.
Financial control functions, ledgers, stock records and system interfaces.
Roles, infrastructure, service delivery, resilience, information security and operational oversight.
Change governance, delivery methods, requirements, testing, implementation and benefits.
Procurement, sourcing models, vendor selection, contracts, oversight and exit planning.
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The assessment contains 50 multiple-choice questions and lasts 60 minutes.
This page follows Version 13, applicable to exams from 11 May 2026 to 10 May 2028.
Yes. CISI presents Technology in Investment Management as a stand-alone Level 3 award and as a technical-unit option within the Investment Operations Certificate.
The course includes 250 practice questions across five timed papers of 50 questions each. You also receive ten chapter summaries, 177 flashcards and 199 references including 12 worked calculations.
Yes! Test your knowledge and review detailed explanations with the free CISI Technology in Investment Management 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.
Try 15 CISI Technology in Investment Management practice questions from Chapter 8: Technology Management
Practice CISI Technology in Investment Management exam questions with answers and explanations. The full course includes 5 mock exams and complete syllabus coverage.
How do asset owners, fund managers and custodians differ?
Separate who owns assets, who makes investment decisions and who safeguards holdings. Read price units and the buyer or seller perspective before calculating money amounts. Keep intended value date separate from actual delivery, even for a correctly priced trade.
Retail banks take deposits, lend and provide payment services; building societies are mutual organisations owned by members. Investment banks support capital raising, corporate finance and securities dealing. Asset owners supply the capital; fund managers make portfolio decisions on their behalf. Wealth managers serve private clients through advice, discretionary management or execution-only services. Platforms consolidate investments, orders, income an…
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