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School: Global Innovative Campus
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Financial Statements for non-Financial Professionals
Course Format: Classroom
Financial statements are standard documents prepared for businesses that range in size from corner grocery stores to multinational corporations. Understanding Financial Statements (UFS) is aimed at people without a background in finance who may move into management positions in which knowing how to work with financial statements is a required skill. The course does not focus on details of how...
 

School: Canadian Institute of Finance and Management
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IFRS - International Financial Reporting Standards Workshop
Course Format: On-site
CIFM has a rich portfolio of professional certificate programs to suit executives and students at every stage of their career.
 

School: Sprott School of Business
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Financial Risk Management
Course Format: Classroom
Changes in foreign exchange rates can dramatically affect the cost of a purchase made in a foreign currency, or can turn a profitable sale into a losing one. Similarly, floating interest rates can expose an organization to unexpected interest costs if rates go up. There are many financial instruments available that enable an organization to hedge against unfavourable foreign currency and intere...
 

Finance for the Non-Financial Managers
Course Format: Classroom
For many managers, the company’s financial statements remain a mystery. However, as these managers move into increasingly senior positions, incentives are frequently tied to those very statements, and discussions regarding financial performance become more regular. A basic understanding of both financial statements and project evaluation tools allows for rational decisions and intelligent discu...
 

Financial Management Concentration Integration
Course Format: Classroom
Integrates and applies all the accounting and finance concentration coursework. Critical thinking is stressed via the case study approach. Focuses on complex problems and allows students to gain a deeper understanding of the salient issues discussed within the financial management concentration.
 

International Finance
Course Format: Classroom
Issues encountered by the multinational financial manager in making financing and investment decisions within a global context. Foreign exchange markets, parity conditions, currency quotation methods, management of foreign exchange/political risk and international capital budgeting.
 

Valuation
Course Format: Classroom
This course explores various valuation techniques needed for enterprise valuation. Starting with the identification of value drivers, the course provides insights into the valuation of companies in different settings. Students will learn step-by-step procedures for valuing businesses. It culminates in a team case analysis and presentation.
 

Mergers & Acquisitions
Course Format: Classroom
This course examines the theory and practice of mergers and acquisitions. It seeks to equip students with the skills they need to be effective in the M&A world. It will focus on best practices in deal origination, design, implementation and post merger integration.
 

Investments
Course Format: Classroom
The course is oriented towards equipping prospective investment managers, analysts and individual investors with the analytical foundations and tools necessary for successful decision making. The course will cover investment concepts, analysis and strategy. The thrust of the course is analytical with significant practical-hands-on component.
 

Financial Corporate Governance & Accountability
Course Format: Classroom
The corporate governance functions, including management and controllership, boards of directors, Auditors, Security Commissions and the control of enterprise-wide risk management are studied in this course. The historical development and evaluation of current practices, including Sarbanes Oxley and its implications.
 

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