To make the PRB Academy more accessible worldwide, we’re introducing a new differential pricing model based on the World Bank classification of country income levels, for a limited period of time. This ensures that institutions from developing countries and emerging markets can access our learning platform at reduced costs, offering the opportunity to upskill larger groups with a range of learning focussed on responsible and sustainable finance.
How it works
Discounts are determined by your country’s income group (based on Gross National Income per capita, as defined by the World Bank).
PRB signatory banks receive an additional 20% discount on top of the standard rate.
Regional partners (delivery partners) would apply their own local pricing as agreed with the PRB Academy. The general discounts shall serve as an orientation for setting local pricing.
Please note: Discounts are not cumulative. Participants will benefit from the highest applicable discount.
Discount structure
|
Income Group |
General Discount |
PRB Signatory Discount |
|
High Income |
0% |
20% |
|
Upper Middle Income |
25% |
45% |
|
Lower Middle Income |
50% |
70% |
|
Low Income |
100% |
100% |
Institutions in low-income countries will have full access at no cost.
Why this matters?
We believe in equitable access to learning that supports the development of responsible and sustainable banking practices. By tailoring pricing, the PRB Academy supports institutions across all regions in building capacity at scale and at speed.
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