📱 eBook en inglés BIAN FOUNDATION CERTIFICATION COURSEWARE

Besides the BIAN Foundation Certification Courseware (ISBN: 9789401804721) publication you are advised to obtain the publication BIAN Edition 2019 – A framework for the financial services industry (ISBN: 9789401803151).

This is the official courseware for accredited BIAN Foundation training. Intended for professionals that aim to pass the BIAN Foundation Exam.

The BIAN Foundation Exam is the exam for official BIAN Foundation level certification by the Banking Industry Architecture Network and is carried out by Van Haren Learning Solutions.

The BIAN Foundation Certification Exam is to test the delegate’s knowledge about the BIAN standard. This is the common framework for banking interoperability issues. By successfully passing the BIAN Foundation Exam delegates will achieve the BIAN Foundation level certification which ensures that they have been audited and have successfully mastered the required BIAN Foundation level. This includes their ability to describe and recognize certain knowledge about BIAN such as: the benefits BIAN provides to financial services providers, the BIAN design principles and artefacts, the abilities to reduce integration cost and maximize interoperability.

The BIAN certification exam is intended for professionals in the financial services industry such as: enterprise- and solution architects, consultants, that all operate in the financial services industry.

Key Benefits
• This certification qualifies professionals and demonstrates their knowledge of BIAN
• It is necessary for professionals to have this basic knowledge in order to model a bank to the BIAN standard
• It qualifies professionals in the financial services industry to demonstrate that they
• have the proper understanding of the standards in architecture required for financial organizations.
Number of questions: 60
Duration(minute) of exam: 60 min.
Pass Mark – X% (X marks): 70%
Open/Closed book: closed
Language: English
Paper based & online availability: online availability