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Award in Bancassurance (non-UK) (AWB)

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The default Enrolment option for this unit includes:

(1) 12-month access to the latest study material, in digital format only, delivered on RevisionMate.

(2) Assessment entry – this includes an exam voucher that is valid for 18 months.

Access to digital study material as part of your Enrolment

You will have access to your digital study material on RevisionMate for 12 months from the date of purchase. If a new edition of the study material is released during this period, you will automatically receive access to the material on RevisionMate and will be notified via email.

Study material currently available on RevisionMate

2025–26 edition (applicable to exams sat 01 May 2025 to 30 April 2026)

A new edition of the study text is usually available in March every year.

Course delivery via RevisionMate

Instructions on accessing your course on RevisionMate will be sent to your registered email address. This is typically within two working days of your order being placed, but may be longer, particularly if payment is made by bank transfer.

Printed study text

If you have chosen the ‘Digital and print’ option when purchasing your Enrolment, you will receive the latest edition of the printed study text (2025–26).

The default Enrolment option for this unit includes:

(1) 12-month access to the latest study material, in digital format only, delivered on RevisionMate.

(2) Assessment entry – this includes an exam voucher that is valid for 18 months.

Access to digital study material as part of your Enrolment

You will have access to your digital study material on RevisionMate for 12 months from the date of purchase. If a new edition of the study material is released during this period, you will automatically receive access to the material on RevisionMate and will be notified via email.

Study material currently available on RevisionMate

2025–26 edition (applicable to exams sat 01 May 2025 to 30 April 2026)

A new edition of the study text is usually available in March every year.

Course delivery via RevisionMate

Instructions on accessing your course on RevisionMate will be sent to your registered email address. This is typically within two working days of your order being placed, but may be longer, particularly if payment is made by bank transfer.

Printed study text

If you have chosen the ‘Digital and print’ option when purchasing your Enrolment, you will receive the latest edition of the printed study text (2025–26).

Unit information

In this unit we cover the nature of the financial services industry (including the emergence of bancassurance); the main insurance, savings, investment and retirement products available; the financial planning process and ethical behaviour.

Bancassurance advisers (people working in banks advising clients on insurance products) must be in a position to consider the suitability of insurance products against the other financial services products available to meet customers’ financial planning needs. To do this, they must have strong product knowledge and an understanding of the needs that the products are designed to address. Importantly, they need to be able to identify and understand their clients’ needs in order that appropriate products can be recommended to meet those needs (and reviewed regularly in future for their ongoing suitability). The adviser’s relationship with their client should be underpinned by ethical conduct and professionalism throughout.

Building a successful career in personal finance

The Award in Bancassurance (non-UK) is suitable for anyone working outside the UK in the insurance and financial services sector, irrespective of educational background or experience. Particularly, Financial Advisers and Insurance Agents working in the Banking sector and operating in either a regulated or non-regulated environment. This unit can only be awarded to non-UK residents.

This single unit award may also count towards the Certificate in Insurance and Financial Services (non-UK).

Learning outcomes

At the end of this unit, candidates will be able to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of:

  • the main elements of the financial services and insurance industry;
  • the main insurance products;
  • savings and investment products;
  • retirement planning products;
  • what constitutes good and ethical client practice.

Assessment

  • 2 hour exam
  • 75 multiple choice questions
  • The standard pass mark is 70% (for more information on standard pass marks please see here)
  • The 2024 pass rate for this unit was 66.7%

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Overview 
  • RQF Level N/A
  • 60 Study Hours
  • 15 CII Credits
  • Multiple Choice Question Exam
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Information
Overview 
  • RQF Level N/A
  • 60 Study Hours
  • 15 CII Credits
  • Multiple Choice Question Exam
Useful links 
Information
Unit updates 

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