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School: Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
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Strategic Issues in Commodity Industries
Course Format: Classroom
Strategic Issues in Commodity Industries introduces students to state-of-the-art models for the analysis of commodity markets. These include powerful frameworks for forecasting price trends, incorporating real options and herd behaviors in pricing models, and economic drivers of public policies and regulations.
 

Securities Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
Securities Analysis combines economic analysis and institutional knowledge (i.e. accounting, taxes) to estimate the value of securities. Topics include valuation consequences of corporate earnings and analyst earnings forecasts, valuation of target and bidder corporations in corporate mergers, and bankruptcy.
 

Wall Street, Hedge Funds and LBO Funds
Course Format: Classroom
Wall Street, Hedge Funds and LBO Funds focuses on the role that investment banks, LBO funds and hedge funds play in the M&A and corporate finance markets and their influence on corporate governance. Competition between investment banks, LBO funds and hedge funds will be considered in terms of resulting threats to and opportunities for corporations.
 

School: Vanderbilt University Owen Graduate School of Management
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Innovation Strategy Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
The goal of Innovation Strategy: Generating, Testing and Implementing Great Ideas in Your Organization is to maximize leadership effectiveness by providing advanced tools that help you expand your organization’s capacity for innovation. To help their organizations succeed, leaders in banking need to constantly look for new ideas and new approaches to advance the state of the art, to do more ...
 

Developing an Organization’s Leadership Pipeline
Course Format: Classroom
Developing an Organization’s Leadership Pipeline is designed to help organizational leaders understand what is perhaps their most critical role in the area of talent management—guiding the development of a sufficient and sustainable leadership pipeline. While the leader does not have to know all of the “nuts and bolts�of these HR practices, there are some basic concepts they need to understand...
 

Strategic Alignment of Human Capital
Course Format: Classroom
Strategic Alignment of Human Capital: Tactics for Excellence in Execution is designed to help organizational leaders better understand, and therefore, more actively and successfully guide, the strategic decisions regarding human capital. More specifically, the course will develop your ability to determine the types of human capital you need to execute your strategy, and then, the types of hu...
 

Maximizing Loyalty and Retention in Banking
Course Format: Classroom
Although marketers devote a great deal of effort trying to maximize their prospects of success, ultimately it is the decisions of consumers that sort out the winners and losers amongst the vast array of products and services available in the marketplace. Indeed, crafting offerings that add value is only a small part of the profitability equation. To be successful in today’s competitive envir...
 

Strategic Marketing
Course Format: Classroom
Strategic Marketing: Building Brand to Build Market Share engages participants with the most up-to-date concepts and frameworks from a variety of industries and to apply those to the banking industry. We begin with a look at differing fundamental views of marketing before examining several methods to improve marketing decisions via the use of analytics. In addition, we will examine the relat...
 

Developing New Products and Services
Course Format: Classroom
If a company’s products and services are its most important output, then the design and development of these outputs is one of the more critical strategic functions in a firm. Developing New Products and Services: Driving Profits by Understanding (and Delivering) What Customers Care About will provide you with an understanding of the design process and will help you generate the insights yo...
 

Banking Institute
Course Format: Classroom
There has never been a more important time for mid- to senior-level leaders in the financial services industry to hone critical skills in management and business fundamentals that will enhance performance, foster innovative thinking, improve operational efficiency and increase customer loyalty. Leveraging BAI’s position as the preeminent leader in education and research in the financial serv...
 

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