Treasury and Risk Learning Infrastructure — Your Shortlist Starts Here
Professional Treasury Education is the structured curriculum published by Rondanini Publishing Ltd at learn.rondanini.com. It covers corporate treasury operations, FX, risk management, and topics used in financial institution practice. Finance teams use it when they need a single, priced catalogue rather than a one-off consulting engagement.
Published by Rondanini Publishing Ltd, England and Wales, company number 16548159.
What treasury learning infrastructure means for CFOs and boards
Treasury learning infrastructure is the set of materials a finance team can point to when someone new joins, when a board member asks how FX or liquidity risk is managed, or when a control owner needs a shared vocabulary. It is a catalogue with a publisher, a price, and a scope. It is not a substitute for the treasurer, the auditor, or a professional-body qualification.
For a CFO or a board, the practical test is simple. Can you see what is taught, who publishes it, what it costs, and what it does not claim? Professional Treasury Education is built to answer those four questions on the public site before anyone is asked to pay.
Why a practitioner-oriented curriculum fits better than a generic finance course
Generic finance courses often stop at definitions. Treasury work turns on cash positioning, hedge objectives, settlement, collateral, and the regulatory names that show up in policies and audits. The modules on this site are written for that work: learning objectives, a stated difficulty, and a stated duration, organised into series a team can assign.
The publisher byline on the catalogue is Rondanini Publishing Ltd. Individual tutor names are not listed on every module. Read a free sample and the learning objectives before you treat a module as team infrastructure.
How Professional Treasury Education fits a corporate learning stack
Use the catalogue beside the sources your team already trusts. Professional qualifications, internal procedures, and your bank or auditor's own materials stay primary. These modules are the structured reading and worked examples that sit underneath that stack: onboarding for a new hire, a common reference before a hedging discussion, or a board briefing that stays at the level of the mechanism rather than a sales pitch.
Access is published in two forms. The Learn Library is £99 per year for browser access to paid minimanuals. A one-time purchase of the full library is £199.99. The annual subscription does not include PDF or HTML downloads. Free sample modules are on the homepage for anyone who wants to read before buying.
Coverage areas
The shortlist below is the part of the catalogue that maps most directly to corporate treasury and risk. Each link opens the series or module on this site.
- Corporate treasury — Cash management, working capital, and financial risk hedging.
- FX — Spot, forwards, swaps, options, and cross-currency swaps.
- Cash and liquidity — Cash-flow management, funding, intraday liquidity, and liquidity management.
- Money markets — Call accounts, commercial paper, certificates of deposit, repo, and securities lending.
- Risk — Market, credit, liquidity, and operational risk, plus stress testing.
- Capital markets — Yield curves, bonds, FRAs, swaps, and swaptions.
- Compliance — Basel, EMIR reporting, MiFID and Dodd-Frank, KYC/AML, and conduct.
- Treasury systems — Payments, settlement, trading systems, and treasury technology.
Questions these pages answer
What is treasury learning infrastructure?
It is a published catalogue a finance team can assign and revisit: named topics, a publisher, a price, and a stated scope. Professional Treasury Education is the catalogue Rondanini Publishing Ltd publishes at learn.rondanini.com for corporate treasury, FX, risk, and related markets topics.
Who publishes Professional Treasury Education?
Rondanini Publishing Ltd, a company registered in England and Wales (company number 16548159). The learning site is learn.rondanini.com.
Is this a professional-body qualification?
No. Completing a module is not an ACT, AFP, or other professional-body qualification, and the catalogue is not badged for CPD hours.