Does CME-1 Cover CBUAE Reporting For Non-Bank Lenders?

Stuck same question rrrrr reading the cme1 icwim syllabus and only see banking modulus details so assume strictly separate hope pass tired eyes

thanks for the question I am super confused about this too for the CME-1 section and really hoping the banking module is totally separate from that because the reporting rules sound so intense thanks everyone for your help

i am literally having a panic attack reading this i have been studying cme-1 for weeks and i swear i cant find cbuae liquidity reporting for non-bank lenders in the icwim syllabus. is this definitely strictly separate from the banking modulus or am i going insane because the panic is real. i am so tired and stressed and just want to pass. i used [Link] to help with my regulation study and thank god i passed at least one part so maybe deal with that focus. my brain is fried

yeah totally separate unfortunately cbuae reporting for non-bank lenders is an absolute nightmare to digest meant to ask my manager yesterday but the week was just too long irrationally anxious about this module separating it from banking modulus gives me some hope so i can just focus on banking rules and try to pass cme-1 without collapsing.

thanks so much for asking i think it is definitely strictly separate unfortunately the technical application of cbuae liquidity reporting for non-bank lenders sounds way too complex for the cme-1 syllabus so i am assuming banking modulus is where we need to focus i am currently studying for my exams myself and i used exams.academy/certifications/cisi-cftf-cme-5a-ar/ which honestly helped clarify a lot of the complex financial reporting rules but good luck to everyone studying i know how hard it is working on these certs so thank you again so much

correct cbuae is strictly banking modulus thanks for the answer i read cme1 and not banking so i think you are safe hope you pass ty for the info i used exams.academy/certifications/cisi-gscmr-cme-1b/