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School: UC Berkeley Extension
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Financial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Introduction to Financial Accounting reveals techniques to effectively analyze financial statements and to make business decisions based on that analysis. The course covers financial accounting theory, terminology, and industry best practices.
 

School: Stanford Graduate School of Business
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Wealth Management
Course Format: Classroom
The Stanford Wealth Management program is a five day, intellectually rigorous wealth management program designed in collaboration with the Institute for Private Investors. The objective of the program is to help attendees confidently oversee the construction of their portfolios, select advisors, evaluate managers, and consider asset protection and estate planning structures. Attendees are also ...
 

Finance and Accounting for the Nonfinancial Executive
Course Format: Classroom
Income statement, balance sheet, cash flow, ratio, variable, EVA, LIFO, FIFO â€?for many executives, the terms of accounting and finance seem like a foreign language. What do these terms mean and how do they relate to your role in your organization? How do your decisions affect your organization’s profitability? Most important, how can you utilize these concepts to become a greater asset to...
 

School: Ross School of Business Executive Education
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Advanced Finance for the Nonfinancial Manager
Course Format: Classroom
You’ve got the basics of finance down pat. But with our three-day advanced finance program, we’ll turn your knowledge of finance into a strategic weapon. You’ll become an expert in understanding shareholder value and assessing acquisitions, and get insights into how to better allocate your resources maximize return on investment. You’ll need to know the basics of balance she...
 

Finance for the Nonfinancial Manager
Course Format: Classroom
Let’s face it, you have to know the numbers to be a successful leader. Our crash course in finance for the nonfinancial manager will give you insight into accounting, financial statements, performance requirements and the impact of strategic decisions on shareholder value. You’ll be financially fluent. We’ll give you the power to make the numbers work for you, and to lead in a mo...
 

School: Albers School of Business and Economics
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Post-MSF (Certificate) (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
The certificate of post-MSF studies is designed to allow graduates of AACSB International accredited MSF programs to develop expertise in a specified area of concentration beyond the MSF. The curriculum consists of a custom-designed selection of six graduate courses, plus prerequisites. After a review of the student’s background and interests, the MSF director will designate the courses require...
 

Cases in Managerial Finance
Course Format: Classroom
Cases in business finance that develop students skills for identifying problems, acquiring relevant material, and using appropriate financial theory for making decisions in simulated business settings. Serves as a capstone course for MSF program and should be taken during the last two quarters of the program.
 

Valuation for Financial Reporting
Course Format: Classroom
This course develops an integrated knowledge of accounting and finance and provides a financial reporting perspective for fair value- related issues. Topics will relate to the accounting for business combinations and asset impairments including the recognition and valuation of intangibles and contingencies, stock compensation accounting, derivatives accounting including assessing hedge effectiv...
 

Business Valuation
Course Format: Classroom
Focuses on methods used for business valuation. Various methods will be discussed including discounted cash flow techniques, multiples, and an introduction to real option analysis. Emphasis is on developing the required information for valuation from financial statements and other publicly available sources of information. The course will emphasize the valuation of technology firms and will als...
 

Hedge Funds
Course Format: Classroom
The course offers an in-depth study on the theory and management of hedge funds. It covers various alternative investment strategies including relative-value, event-driven, equity hedge, tactical trading, and multi-strategy funds/fund of funds. It will pay particular attention to performance evaluation as well as issues at the operational level, such as fees and compensation, leverage, and risk...
 

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