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School: One Step Further Pty Ltd
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Provide Advice on Managed Investments
Course Format: Classroom
This unit has been chosen as part of an industry specific training program that needs to satisfy the skills requirement of current Australian Securities and Investment Commission regulations (Financial Services Reform Act) at Tier 1 (Diploma) level in the Managed Investments specialist and general knowledge areas. The program itself allows for flexible learning and takes into account those w...
 

School: McMillan Staff Development
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Certificate III in Financial Services
Course Format: Classroom
This course is seen by the industry as an entry level qualification. It aims to encourage participants to gain and demonstrate competency against the core functions and a range of common and specialist functions across the financial services industry. We have extensive experience in this qualification, especially in the Insurance sector where we have issued in excess of 2000 qualifications t...
 

Certificate IV in Financial Services
Course Format: Classroom
Our approach to this course uses work-based assessment. We examine all existing internal learning materials to the qualification, develop areas where there are gaps in knowledge, and establish a quality assurance system to manage both the training and assessment that lead to a national qualification. We are happy to work with in house trainers and assessors to maximize advantages to the busines...
 

School: Kaplan Education Pty Ltd
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Risk Management, Compliance Planning and Ethics in Financial Services
Course Format: Classroom
Major legislative and regulatory reforms that followed a number of high-profile corporate collapses in the late 1990s and early 2000s provided the catalyst for a major focus on risk management, compliance and ethical conduct in the Australian financial services industry. Risk Management, Compliance Planning and Ethics in Financial Services focuses on the practical application of the principles...
 

Law, Regulation and Compliance in Financial Services
Course Format: Classroom
The legislative and regulatory environment in which AFS licensees and APRA regulated institutions operate is complex and constantly changing. The obligations imposed upon licensees by financial services regulation must be clearly understood and carefully managed in order to not put a business at risk. Understanding these obligations is crucial for anyone holding a senior position within an AFS ...
 

Financial Risk Management
Course Format: Classroom
We live in a volatile financial world. Recent events show that the previously unthinkable could and does happen. To thrive in this environment, organisations need to understand the risks that exist, their interrelationships and how they should be managed. Kaplan Professional’s Financial Risk Management course provides a valuable insight into the key sources of financial risk, their measurement...
 

Foreign Exchange
Course Format: Classroom
The foreign exchange market is the largest, most active financial market in the world. Thousands of people trade across different time zones 24 hours a day. This market underpins the operation of the global economy by serving the needs of international traders and investors. Understanding the fundamental principles that guide the buying and selling of currencies is vital to appreciating this d...
 

Financial Markets
Course Format: Classroom
In an increasingly global world, the financial services industry has led the way in the creation of borderless markets servicing customers around the world. The Australian industry plays an ever-increasing role within global financial services markets, trading a sophisticated range of financial products and services to investors both locally and offshore. To operate successfully within financi...
 

Debt
Course Format: Classroom
Banks and other financial institutions trade billions of dollars in the Australian debt market every day. How debt is traded and the prices paid affect how governments finance deficits, how businesses raise money to fund operations, and how investors invest. With a type of debt to suit every purpose and organisation, the debt market is a significant part of the Australian financial system, and...
 

Funds Management Markets and Products
Course Format: Classroom
With over nine million Australians investing through managed funds, $1 trillion in funds under management and simpler superannuation encouraging even faster growth, the Australian funds management industry is the largest in the world on a per capita basis. However, with hundreds of managed products available, the industry can be bewildering for new entrants learning about the industry and how t...
 

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