  
Drive With Fiscal Responsibility
The Certified Financial Services Auditor® (CFSA®) is a valued specialty certification for audit professionals working in banking, lending, and investing service organizations, including insurance companies, security and commodity services, credit agencies, and financial services regulatory agencies.
Earning the CFSA sets you apart from your peers and demonstrates:
- Commitment to advancing in this competitive niche.
- Breadth of financial services audit knowledge.
- Understanding of financial services audit processes.
- Knowledge of FSA-related topics, such as risk, fraud, and security.
- Grasp of unique needs of financial services industry audits.
- Ability to increase earning potential by up to 51 percent.*
As the demand for top talent and acumen in the financial services industry rises, there is no better way to establish your credibility than with the CFSA designation.
NEW TO CERTIFICATIONS
|
CANDIDATES IN-PROCESS
|
ALREADY CERTIFIED
|
|
|
 |
 |
CIA Application Fee Waived in May
 The IIA is waiving the application fee (up to a $230 value) for the Certified Internal Auditor® (CIA®) credential, as well as offering exclusive savings on CIA exam prep resources from May 1–31.
Learn more. |
CIA Spotlight: The Journey or the Destination?
 When Jason Sookram, CIA decided to pursue the Certified Internal Auditor® (CIA®) designation he had one thing in mind, a promotion. However, preparing for and earning his CIA gave him something far more important.
Read more. |
|
|
*According to The IIA’s 2017 Internal Audit Compensation Study, the average salary of internal auditors who hold one or more certifications is 51 percent higher than that of peers with no certifications (based on U.S. responses). |
|
|
|
|
|
|