What is the Treasurer Test

The Treasurer Test is an assessment that measures the technical knowledge in treasury of the candidate.

The 3 most common reasons why to use the Treasurer Test are:

1. For recruitment

   Is the candidate suitable for the treasury vacancy? Over 50% of decision-makers in the recruitment of treasurers are not familiar with the treasurer discipline. The results of the Treasurer Test will give decision-makers a transparent and objective overview of the technical treasury skills of the candidate.

2. For coaching

   The Treasurer Test supports treasurers in visualizing their treasury skills in comparison to their peer group. This input can be essential in shaping treasury careers. When multiple team members take the test, group dynamics can be better explained and managed.

3. For education

   Would I make a good Treasurer? The Treasurer Test can be useful for Students, Young Professionals and Career switchers who want to become treasurer, since the results show where you are now, and where there is still a need for improvement. Also for experienced treasurers who want to invest in treasury education, the Treasurer Test can help decide which program might be best suitable.

The Treasurer Test is a specialized online assessment designed by treasuryXL in collaboration with treasury experts to evaluate the essential skills and knowledge required for treasury professionals. It assesses your strengths and areas where additional training might be considered across four key treasury disciplines: Risk Management, Corporate Finance, Cash Management, and Treasury Miscellaneous. It measures knowledge, speed, productivity, and accuracy, giving you insights into which areas you excel and where further development could be beneficial.

Total number of questions:

Maximum 120

Duration:

60 minutes

After finishing the Treasurer Test the candidate will receive a report. The results are presented as an absolute, as well as being compared with the scores of a peer group with similar experience. The test gives insight into the treasury subjects in which the candidate distinguishes and reflects the points of interest.