Understanding and analyzing financial statements is a fundamental skill set that all non-finance professionals must be familiar with when interfacing with business and financial functions.  

The Certified Financial Analyst (CFA) Institute's certification program remains the gold standard for professional recognition in the investment industry, the quantitative methods and economics covered in the CFA Level 1 exam are probably the most challenging for candidates whose business ...  

As finance professionals take on a larger role in management accounting, new business development and mergers & acquisitions, developing skills in project valuation become critical to ensure a disciplined, analytical approach to modeling the returns on intended investments for capital ...  

Commonly used by derivative traders and treasury market professionals for risk management (or profit), the exchange of one underlying security for another to alter the quality of securities, maturity of bonds, or to arbitrage changes in investment objectives between counterparties ...  

Enroll in the Finance 3.0 VBA Programming in Excel for Finance Program and learn how to perform sophisticated financial analysis and simulation techniques that surpasses the ability of standard Excel based financial models.  

In a market directed by financial derivatives, volatility and increasing attention on measurable yield, a strong foundation in Mathematical Finance is a skillset that any corporate finance professional or self-directed investor should have.  

The Capital Budgeting & Management Masterclass helps participants be proficient in capital budgeting techniques and capital management best practices.  

The role of corporate treasury management (or treasury operations) have extended far beyond cash management, to helping manage holdings and trades in government and corporate bonds, currencies, financial futures, options and derivatives, payment systems and the associated financial risk management.