The CRA Level 1 Examination evaluates your understanding of fundamental risk management concepts, analytical techniques, and their application within organizational settings. It is aligned to the foundations covered in RAI101: Introduction to Risk Management and Analysis.
The examination is structured across three super-sections covering risk principles, risk analysis methods, and the integration of risk management into governance and decision-making.
This examination must be completed independently by the registered candidate. Copying, sharing, or reproducing exam content is strictly prohibited. The exam is monitored using proctoring software that records activity, including screen interactions, navigation behavior, and session activity. Any irregular behavior or suspected misconduct may result in review and potential disqualification.
Candidates are expected to demonstrate conceptual understanding and practical application of foundational risk management principles, including financial and non-financial risk categories, analytical techniques, governance integration, frameworks, emerging trends, and case-based reasoning.
Foundations and Core Risk Domains
Risk Analysis Techniques and Methods
Integration, Frameworks, Trends, and Application
This section assesses your understanding of core risk management principles and the key categories of risk faced by organizations.
This section evaluates your understanding of the techniques used to analyze and assess risks.
This section assesses your ability to apply risk management concepts within organizational settings.
