NorthBrook Capital Services is a lending sector advisory group that works with lenders and investors in loan pools. They assist with expanding lending activities, maximizing returns from loan portfolios, and increasing transparency and risk monitoring. With over 35 years of experience in senior advisory and participation roles, NorthBrook brings expertise to challenges facing the lending sector. They provide services such as portfolio evaluations, operational assessments, and strategic reviews to help clients maximize value.
InvestHorizon, is the Investment Readiness Programme designed to increase investments made in Innovative European SMEs through Investment Readiness development and Investor sensitization.
This document outlines the structure and content of a project finance course. The course covers key aspects of project finance including what it is, how it works, risk management, project optimization, and legal structuring. It is delivered through lectures, case studies, workshops, and an optional simulation module. The course aims to provide students with both academic knowledge and practical skills in structuring, analyzing, and managing project finance deals. It draws on the instructor's 28 years of industry experience and has received positive feedback for its applied approach to teaching this topic.
PNO Presentation Approaches To Grant FundingMarkBlackburn
The document provides an overview of optimizing external funding for businesses. It discusses key sources of external funding such as grants from various levels of government and the European Union. While most businesses are aware of grants, a small percentage actually apply and an even smaller percentage are successful. Common issues include the complexity of the application process and difficulties meeting compliance requirements after receiving funding. The document outlines challenges such as the large number of available funding schemes and frequent changes to procedures. It provides recommendations for businesses to optimize external funding, including determining strategic needs in advance, creating an external funding strategy, ensuring applications align with funder goals, and exploring alternative sources of funding such as industry-specific or collaborative programs.
Intelligent investors know how to explore and underwrite carefully selected and structured risks, as in true fianncial intermediation and hands-on lending.
Investors chasing the illusion of "risk-free" from behind a computer screen cause a lot economic problems and distortions.
XLRI Executive Certificate in Private Banking and Wealth Managementxlrivil
e-Brochure for executive certificate in Private Banking and Wealth Management, jointly conducted by XLRI and ICICIDirect. It is a one year part-time program for working professionals. Classes will be held online on Sundays and can be attended on any desktop/laptop.
The program offers a comprehensive coverage of all aspects of
financial markets and instruments as well as a landscape of
private banking and wealth management, including regulatory
aspects. After completing this program, qualified
professionals will be able to serve in the ever-burgeoning
financial services industry.
BA and Beyond 18 - Ruben Vuylsteke and Matthias Barrie - Digitizing the mortg...BA and Beyond
The BA as a conciliator between the customer journey and the business process
Digitization is hot in the world of mortgage loans: customers expect omni-channel banking services seamlessly integrated with their journey to acquire real estate / property. In this light, AXA Bank is in full transformation in order to offer their customers the best possible customer experience.
The challenges that arise are huge because of the number of departments that must agree on the requirements, the number of software applications and vendors that are impacted and the complexity that omni-channel introduces.
To cope with these challenges, the business analysts apply a business analysis framework that allows to elaborate on the various aspects of AXA Bank’s loan origination capability and the value it delivers to the customers on a just enough, just in time basis. Central in the business analysis framework are powerful visuals that keep all stakeholders on the same page to keep the pace in the requirements process.
In this session, the audience will:
- learn about a holistic business analysis framework that they can apply instantly in their current project context
- learn how AXA Bank combines requirements stemming from customer-centric analysis sessions and ‘traditional’ requirements into one structured backlog
- be inspired by the business value that simple, clear visuals can provide
Digital Wealth Product Design discusses the shift towards digital investment advisors and personal investment solutions. It notes the demand for help managing the thousands of investment products and high costs of customer acquisition. It also discusses how digital advisors can provide low-cost, personalized investment advice and portfolios through techniques like risk profiling, periodic rebalancing, and using ETFs and other low-cost products. The document advocates for digital advisors to provide transparent, engaging investment experiences while controlling risks.
NorthBrook Capital Services is a lending sector advisory group that works with lenders and investors in loan pools. They assist with expanding lending activities, maximizing returns from loan portfolios, and increasing transparency and risk monitoring. With over 35 years of experience in senior advisory and participation roles, NorthBrook brings expertise to challenges facing the lending sector. They provide services such as portfolio evaluations, operational assessments, and strategic reviews to help clients maximize value.
InvestHorizon, is the Investment Readiness Programme designed to increase investments made in Innovative European SMEs through Investment Readiness development and Investor sensitization.
This document outlines the structure and content of a project finance course. The course covers key aspects of project finance including what it is, how it works, risk management, project optimization, and legal structuring. It is delivered through lectures, case studies, workshops, and an optional simulation module. The course aims to provide students with both academic knowledge and practical skills in structuring, analyzing, and managing project finance deals. It draws on the instructor's 28 years of industry experience and has received positive feedback for its applied approach to teaching this topic.
PNO Presentation Approaches To Grant FundingMarkBlackburn
The document provides an overview of optimizing external funding for businesses. It discusses key sources of external funding such as grants from various levels of government and the European Union. While most businesses are aware of grants, a small percentage actually apply and an even smaller percentage are successful. Common issues include the complexity of the application process and difficulties meeting compliance requirements after receiving funding. The document outlines challenges such as the large number of available funding schemes and frequent changes to procedures. It provides recommendations for businesses to optimize external funding, including determining strategic needs in advance, creating an external funding strategy, ensuring applications align with funder goals, and exploring alternative sources of funding such as industry-specific or collaborative programs.
Intelligent investors know how to explore and underwrite carefully selected and structured risks, as in true fianncial intermediation and hands-on lending.
Investors chasing the illusion of "risk-free" from behind a computer screen cause a lot economic problems and distortions.
XLRI Executive Certificate in Private Banking and Wealth Managementxlrivil
e-Brochure for executive certificate in Private Banking and Wealth Management, jointly conducted by XLRI and ICICIDirect. It is a one year part-time program for working professionals. Classes will be held online on Sundays and can be attended on any desktop/laptop.
The program offers a comprehensive coverage of all aspects of
financial markets and instruments as well as a landscape of
private banking and wealth management, including regulatory
aspects. After completing this program, qualified
professionals will be able to serve in the ever-burgeoning
financial services industry.
BA and Beyond 18 - Ruben Vuylsteke and Matthias Barrie - Digitizing the mortg...BA and Beyond
The BA as a conciliator between the customer journey and the business process
Digitization is hot in the world of mortgage loans: customers expect omni-channel banking services seamlessly integrated with their journey to acquire real estate / property. In this light, AXA Bank is in full transformation in order to offer their customers the best possible customer experience.
The challenges that arise are huge because of the number of departments that must agree on the requirements, the number of software applications and vendors that are impacted and the complexity that omni-channel introduces.
To cope with these challenges, the business analysts apply a business analysis framework that allows to elaborate on the various aspects of AXA Bank’s loan origination capability and the value it delivers to the customers on a just enough, just in time basis. Central in the business analysis framework are powerful visuals that keep all stakeholders on the same page to keep the pace in the requirements process.
In this session, the audience will:
- learn about a holistic business analysis framework that they can apply instantly in their current project context
- learn how AXA Bank combines requirements stemming from customer-centric analysis sessions and ‘traditional’ requirements into one structured backlog
- be inspired by the business value that simple, clear visuals can provide
Digital Wealth Product Design discusses the shift towards digital investment advisors and personal investment solutions. It notes the demand for help managing the thousands of investment products and high costs of customer acquisition. It also discusses how digital advisors can provide low-cost, personalized investment advice and portfolios through techniques like risk profiling, periodic rebalancing, and using ETFs and other low-cost products. The document advocates for digital advisors to provide transparent, engaging investment experiences while controlling risks.
Digital (Robo) Investment using Exchange Traded FundsDrago Indjic
An invited talk to undergraduates taking Portfolio Theory at University of Belgrade, 13 May 2016 based on lecture given at Judge Business School, Cambridge two weeks earlier. A brief introduction to "robo" investment advisory foundations using ETFmatic as a case study.
This document discusses several startup incubators and accelerators:
1) An incubator in Lisbon, Portugal that provides office space, mentoring, and access to investors for new companies. It has three buildings and is mostly free for customers.
2) An incubator associated with the University of Lisbon that supports startups related to agriculture, food and forestry. It offers office space, courses, and networking and is located on the university campus.
3) An innovation hub in Braga, Portugal that assists international startups through pre-acceleration, acceleration and incubation programs focused on technology. It provides workspace and resources through corporate partners.
4) A non-profit incubator in inner Portugal
Hedge Funds: Trends and Insight From the Industry and InvestorsManagedFunds
The hedge fund industry has grown tremendously over the last decade from $625 billion in assets in 2002 to a record high of $2.7 trillion in the first quarter of 2014, fueled by institutional investors seeking ways to diversify and generate reliable returns. Institutional investors such as public and private pensions, endowments, and foundations now account for 66% of hedge fund assets. The presentation provides an overview of industry growth trends, the types of institutional investors involved, and their reasons for investing in hedge funds. It also outlines expectations for continued growth in 2014.
Finance for non finance - eminent instituteMohammedFadal
Eminent offers a range of courses that will enhance your skills, improving efficiency and productivity. Successful people invest in themselves and Eminent has been assisting individuals for the last 25 years in the process by offering an extensive range of courses, at affordable prices.
Create a strategic roadmap for 2020 and beyondnetwealthInvest
Learn from Brad Fox, Managing Director at SmartBrave Consulting, as he guides you through the process of creating an effective strategic roadmap to not just future-proof your business, but a strategy to thrive in 2020 and beyond.
Project finance deals with analyzing the financial feasibility of a particular project based on expected cash flows. It is a form of financing used for long-term infrastructure and industrial projects that often involve governments. Key features include risk sharing between multiple parties and better management. The different stages of project finance include feasibility, structuring, and implementation. Advantages are reducing lender recourse and maximizing leverage, while disadvantages include higher costs and disclosure requirements. Parties typically involved are the project company, sponsors, lenders, host government, offtaker, suppliers, and contractors. Sources of finance include loans, equity, retained profits, and sale/leaseback arrangements.
This document summarizes key challenges and opportunities facing UK higher education. Four main themes were outlined: Brexit, the industrial strategy and skills agenda, social mobility and student interests, and finance and funding. Brexit raises concerns around talent, research collaborations, and staff, but also opportunities to review programs and form new partnerships. The industrial strategy focuses on skills and apprenticeships to boost productivity. Issues around student access, experience, and careers were also discussed. Finally, financial indicators show the sector remains in a stable position overall despite funding pressures.
OECD, 7th Meeting on Public-Private Partnerships - Greg SMITHOECD Governance
This presentation by Greg SMITH was made at the 7th Meeting on Public-Private Partnerships held on 17-18 February 2014. Find more information at http://www.oecd.org/gov/budgeting/ppp.htm
This presentation by Lyndwill Clarke was made at the third session of the 2nd OECD-GFLEC Global Research Symposium to Advance Financial Literacy on 6 November 2014, which addressed cutting-edge policy issues and research ideas to advance the global financial literacy agenda. Find out more at http://www.oecd.org/daf/fin/financial-education/oecd-infe-gflecsymposiumfinancialliteracy.htm
This document provides an overview of key principles and best practices for including financial components in agricultural and rural development programs using a market systems approach. The three key points summarized are:
1) The facilitation role is important - projects should avoid directly providing financial services and instead facilitate initiatives from specialized financial organizations.
2) Support should focus on strengthening existing financial intermediaries that best serve target groups, and supporting policymakers to establish incentives through regulation.
3) Areas for smart subsidies include building the capacity of financial intermediaries, strengthening financial literacy, developing supportive policies and regulations, and building financial sector infrastructure. Direct subsidies should generally be avoided.
This document provides an overview of project financing, including what it is, the key parties and stages involved, and its advantages and disadvantages. Project financing refers to financing long-term infrastructure or industrial projects based on the future cash flows generated by the project rather than the balance sheets of its sponsors. The stages discussed include project identification, risk assessment, feasibility analysis, equity and debt arrangement, documentation, disbursement, monitoring, and closure. Advantages include off-balance sheet treatment for sponsors, while disadvantages include higher costs and complexity.
Alex Cook from the LSC provides an introduction to funding principles and how they relate to the QCF. Session delivered at the CYQ Get Set for the QCF Forum, 23rd September 2009.
This document discusses project risk management and outlines best practices. It provides an agenda for a risk management meeting that includes concepts, best practices, frameworks, and challenges. Best practices discussed include having clear project objectives and governance, understanding risk scope, ensuring all parties contribute to a consistent risk management framework, and providing project reviews and assurance. A risk management framework is presented that identifies, assesses, plans for, and monitors project risks. Challenges of project risk management include developing early risk financing strategies, taking different stakeholder views, and ensuring effective employee risk awareness and business continuity.
Financing strategy for financial service kioskOlubunmi Thomas
The document discusses a financing strategy for financial service kiosks in rural Sierra Leone to promote financial inclusion. It notes that currently only 20% of the economically active population has access to basic banking. The project aims to increase access through kiosks that aggregate different financial services and products. It considers options for attracting private financing like foreign direct investment, loans, and equity investments. The conclusion is that the untapped market, business model, and available financing and risk products should attract foreign direct investment to help finance expanding the kiosks.
Committee and Council Members induction
By Paul Sanderson, Deputy Head of Knowledge Exchange, and Dr Dawn Woodgate, Principal Knowledge Exchange Manager (Public Sector and Civil Society)
IndusLaw recently spoke in Singapore on the subject of Projects & Project Financing in India, highlighting the broad regulatory and document structures encountered and key risks to consider
WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE ARE THE GREATEST CHALLENGES FACING THE SECTOR OR INDUSTRY YOU WOULD LIKE TO SPECIALIZE IN AT IE? WHAT ROLE DO YOU HOPE TO BE ABLE TO PLAY IN THIS SECTOR OR INDUSTRY IN THE MEDIUM TERM?
Project finance 3 risks associated with projects & contractsSrinivas Associates
This document provides an overview of forex risk management in India and mechanisms to manage project risks at different stages. It discusses ways to manage forex risk such as currency swaps and forward contracts. It also summarizes risks that can be transferred, shared, or absorbed at different project stages. Key terms discussed include pre-operative expenses, power purchase agreements, and off-taking contracts for transport projects.
Finance for Lawyers was designed with the aim of providing the essential dose of skills and knowledge to enhance the financial understanding and confidence of any legal professional working in a commercial setting.
Fundamentals of Real Estate Investment, Development and ManagementJune Tan
This course draws on global and regional examples and is designedto provide you with a full understanding of the commercial, legal,development and management aspects of commercial and residential real estate. In particular, aspects of property valuation, ROI, leasing, strategic development decisions and property management will be
addressed.
Delegates will gain a thorough understanding of the valuation process, as well as explore the principles behind financing a project. This will include a review of the different financial instruments, how they can be used and their effect on the o verall performance of real estate projects.
Real estate evaluation experience is not required, but an understanding of concepts such as present value will be helpful. Investors, lenders, borrowers, valuers, property developers, government agents involved in real estate regulation, and financial analysts will greatly benefit from
attending this course.
The course includes many practical simulation exercises, and case studies, delegates are requested to bring their laptops to the course to link theory with practical experience and reinforce understanding of the extensive material provided to take away from the course.
Digital (Robo) Investment using Exchange Traded FundsDrago Indjic
An invited talk to undergraduates taking Portfolio Theory at University of Belgrade, 13 May 2016 based on lecture given at Judge Business School, Cambridge two weeks earlier. A brief introduction to "robo" investment advisory foundations using ETFmatic as a case study.
This document discusses several startup incubators and accelerators:
1) An incubator in Lisbon, Portugal that provides office space, mentoring, and access to investors for new companies. It has three buildings and is mostly free for customers.
2) An incubator associated with the University of Lisbon that supports startups related to agriculture, food and forestry. It offers office space, courses, and networking and is located on the university campus.
3) An innovation hub in Braga, Portugal that assists international startups through pre-acceleration, acceleration and incubation programs focused on technology. It provides workspace and resources through corporate partners.
4) A non-profit incubator in inner Portugal
Hedge Funds: Trends and Insight From the Industry and InvestorsManagedFunds
The hedge fund industry has grown tremendously over the last decade from $625 billion in assets in 2002 to a record high of $2.7 trillion in the first quarter of 2014, fueled by institutional investors seeking ways to diversify and generate reliable returns. Institutional investors such as public and private pensions, endowments, and foundations now account for 66% of hedge fund assets. The presentation provides an overview of industry growth trends, the types of institutional investors involved, and their reasons for investing in hedge funds. It also outlines expectations for continued growth in 2014.
Finance for non finance - eminent instituteMohammedFadal
Eminent offers a range of courses that will enhance your skills, improving efficiency and productivity. Successful people invest in themselves and Eminent has been assisting individuals for the last 25 years in the process by offering an extensive range of courses, at affordable prices.
Create a strategic roadmap for 2020 and beyondnetwealthInvest
Learn from Brad Fox, Managing Director at SmartBrave Consulting, as he guides you through the process of creating an effective strategic roadmap to not just future-proof your business, but a strategy to thrive in 2020 and beyond.
Project finance deals with analyzing the financial feasibility of a particular project based on expected cash flows. It is a form of financing used for long-term infrastructure and industrial projects that often involve governments. Key features include risk sharing between multiple parties and better management. The different stages of project finance include feasibility, structuring, and implementation. Advantages are reducing lender recourse and maximizing leverage, while disadvantages include higher costs and disclosure requirements. Parties typically involved are the project company, sponsors, lenders, host government, offtaker, suppliers, and contractors. Sources of finance include loans, equity, retained profits, and sale/leaseback arrangements.
This document summarizes key challenges and opportunities facing UK higher education. Four main themes were outlined: Brexit, the industrial strategy and skills agenda, social mobility and student interests, and finance and funding. Brexit raises concerns around talent, research collaborations, and staff, but also opportunities to review programs and form new partnerships. The industrial strategy focuses on skills and apprenticeships to boost productivity. Issues around student access, experience, and careers were also discussed. Finally, financial indicators show the sector remains in a stable position overall despite funding pressures.
OECD, 7th Meeting on Public-Private Partnerships - Greg SMITHOECD Governance
This presentation by Greg SMITH was made at the 7th Meeting on Public-Private Partnerships held on 17-18 February 2014. Find more information at http://www.oecd.org/gov/budgeting/ppp.htm
This presentation by Lyndwill Clarke was made at the third session of the 2nd OECD-GFLEC Global Research Symposium to Advance Financial Literacy on 6 November 2014, which addressed cutting-edge policy issues and research ideas to advance the global financial literacy agenda. Find out more at http://www.oecd.org/daf/fin/financial-education/oecd-infe-gflecsymposiumfinancialliteracy.htm
This document provides an overview of key principles and best practices for including financial components in agricultural and rural development programs using a market systems approach. The three key points summarized are:
1) The facilitation role is important - projects should avoid directly providing financial services and instead facilitate initiatives from specialized financial organizations.
2) Support should focus on strengthening existing financial intermediaries that best serve target groups, and supporting policymakers to establish incentives through regulation.
3) Areas for smart subsidies include building the capacity of financial intermediaries, strengthening financial literacy, developing supportive policies and regulations, and building financial sector infrastructure. Direct subsidies should generally be avoided.
This document provides an overview of project financing, including what it is, the key parties and stages involved, and its advantages and disadvantages. Project financing refers to financing long-term infrastructure or industrial projects based on the future cash flows generated by the project rather than the balance sheets of its sponsors. The stages discussed include project identification, risk assessment, feasibility analysis, equity and debt arrangement, documentation, disbursement, monitoring, and closure. Advantages include off-balance sheet treatment for sponsors, while disadvantages include higher costs and complexity.
Alex Cook from the LSC provides an introduction to funding principles and how they relate to the QCF. Session delivered at the CYQ Get Set for the QCF Forum, 23rd September 2009.
This document discusses project risk management and outlines best practices. It provides an agenda for a risk management meeting that includes concepts, best practices, frameworks, and challenges. Best practices discussed include having clear project objectives and governance, understanding risk scope, ensuring all parties contribute to a consistent risk management framework, and providing project reviews and assurance. A risk management framework is presented that identifies, assesses, plans for, and monitors project risks. Challenges of project risk management include developing early risk financing strategies, taking different stakeholder views, and ensuring effective employee risk awareness and business continuity.
Financing strategy for financial service kioskOlubunmi Thomas
The document discusses a financing strategy for financial service kiosks in rural Sierra Leone to promote financial inclusion. It notes that currently only 20% of the economically active population has access to basic banking. The project aims to increase access through kiosks that aggregate different financial services and products. It considers options for attracting private financing like foreign direct investment, loans, and equity investments. The conclusion is that the untapped market, business model, and available financing and risk products should attract foreign direct investment to help finance expanding the kiosks.
Committee and Council Members induction
By Paul Sanderson, Deputy Head of Knowledge Exchange, and Dr Dawn Woodgate, Principal Knowledge Exchange Manager (Public Sector and Civil Society)
IndusLaw recently spoke in Singapore on the subject of Projects & Project Financing in India, highlighting the broad regulatory and document structures encountered and key risks to consider
WHAT DO YOU BELIEVE ARE THE GREATEST CHALLENGES FACING THE SECTOR OR INDUSTRY YOU WOULD LIKE TO SPECIALIZE IN AT IE? WHAT ROLE DO YOU HOPE TO BE ABLE TO PLAY IN THIS SECTOR OR INDUSTRY IN THE MEDIUM TERM?
Project finance 3 risks associated with projects & contractsSrinivas Associates
This document provides an overview of forex risk management in India and mechanisms to manage project risks at different stages. It discusses ways to manage forex risk such as currency swaps and forward contracts. It also summarizes risks that can be transferred, shared, or absorbed at different project stages. Key terms discussed include pre-operative expenses, power purchase agreements, and off-taking contracts for transport projects.
Finance for Lawyers was designed with the aim of providing the essential dose of skills and knowledge to enhance the financial understanding and confidence of any legal professional working in a commercial setting.
Fundamentals of Real Estate Investment, Development and ManagementJune Tan
This course draws on global and regional examples and is designedto provide you with a full understanding of the commercial, legal,development and management aspects of commercial and residential real estate. In particular, aspects of property valuation, ROI, leasing, strategic development decisions and property management will be
addressed.
Delegates will gain a thorough understanding of the valuation process, as well as explore the principles behind financing a project. This will include a review of the different financial instruments, how they can be used and their effect on the o verall performance of real estate projects.
Real estate evaluation experience is not required, but an understanding of concepts such as present value will be helpful. Investors, lenders, borrowers, valuers, property developers, government agents involved in real estate regulation, and financial analysts will greatly benefit from
attending this course.
The course includes many practical simulation exercises, and case studies, delegates are requested to bring their laptops to the course to link theory with practical experience and reinforce understanding of the extensive material provided to take away from the course.
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The document summarizes an executive master class in corporate finance offered by Vlerick Business School. The 12-month program provides in-depth training in all aspects of corporate finance through modules taught by top faculty and business practitioners. It aims to develop participants into experts capable of analyzing complex financial issues. The program combines theoretical concepts with practical examples, case studies, and an in-company project. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate and qualify for the Vlerick Business School alumni network.
This document describes an investment risk training course for employees of investment management firms. The half-day course will help attendees understand key concepts of investment risk including different risk measures, stress testing, and interpreting risk reports. It will be led by an experienced risk director and aims to provide an overview of investment risk management for those not directly involved in risk but who need basic knowledge. The course dates are September 20th and December 8th 2016 in London.
This document summarizes the qualifications and experience of an account manager with over 5 years of experience in equity markets, derivatives markets, and accounting. The individual's experience includes roles at CMC Markets, Commsec Pty Ltd, Vodafone Hutchison Australia, and Willow Fashion Co. Ltd, where responsibilities involved relationship management, sales, client advisory services, financial analysis and reporting. Key skills include financial products knowledge, client communication, data analysis, and Chinese language proficiency.
The document summarizes an executive master class program in financial analysis and asset management offered jointly by Vlerick Business School and the Belgian Association of Financial Analysts. The 12-module program provides executives with the necessary training to pursue successful careers in finance or financial markets. It covers topics such as corporate finance, economics, bond markets, accounting, valuation, financial instruments, asset management, and portfolio management. The program aims to equip participants with tools to analyze complex financial issues and formulate strategies to solve problems. It involves both academic and practitioner faculty and includes a study trip to an international location.
3 Day MBA in Finance - Feb Manila, May SG, Nov BK, Dec SG - David Silipo (5)equinoxtc
The document provides information about finance training courses offered by Terrapinn Training, including a 12 Hour MBA in Finance course and a 3 Day MBA in Finance course. The courses are aimed at helping attendees understand financial statements, business opportunities, and the impact of decisions on business performance. Registering for the 3 Day course includes the 12 Hour online course for free. Dates, locations, and prices for the courses are provided.
LSE Financial Services Limited is hosting a five-day training workshop on operational planning for microfinance institutions using the Microfin software. The workshop will be held from April 15-19 at the LSE Plaza Auditorium in Lahore, Pakistan. Participants will learn how to use the Microfin tool to create strategic plans and financial projections for microfinance programs. They will work with case studies and input data to generate budgets, balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements. The training will cover setting up the Microfin model, designing loan and savings products, projecting organizational growth, and modeling expenses, assets, funding, and cash flows.
This document provides information about an international masterclass training on certified financial management for project managers that will take place from March 1-4, 2016 in Nairobi, Kenya. The training will provide project managers with the financial management skills needed to ensure the profitability and success of projects. It will cover key finance techniques, budgeting, cash flow analysis, and other topics. The trainer, Gary Costin, has over 17 years of experience in project management, human resources, and training. Successful completion of the course and exam will result in certification in Financial Management for Project Managers.
Start-up Stage - Fintech & Payment - Presentation by Gernot Overbeck, CEO of Fintura at the NOAH 2015 Conference in London, Old Billingsgate on the 13th of November 2015.
This document provides information about the Master in Finance program at Tilburg University. The key points are:
- The program provides a broad perspective on finance, combining corporate finance and investment analysis.
- It aims to provide students with a sound knowledge of both corporate finance/accounting and investments to prepare them for high-level decision making roles.
- The program includes compulsory courses in both corporate finance and investment analysis, as well as a wide selection of electives and a master's thesis.
- It is accredited by CFA and prepares students well for the CFA exams.
- There are tracks focused on finance, pensions/aging, and preparation for the CFA exams.
This document provides information about an upcoming two-day master class on advanced SME banking. The class is aimed at banks seeking to establish a profitable and sustainable SME banking business. It will cover strategies for marketing SME banking programs, designing credit products for SMEs, assessing SME credit risk, and managing SME loan portfolios. The trainer, Andrew McRobert, has over 20 years of experience in development banking in the Asia-Pacific region. The class will take place in December 2010 in Vietnam, India, or Singapore and include presentations, exercises, and case studies.
XLRI-VIL: Financial Analysis and Equity Research (FA & ER)xlrivil
Financial Analysis and Equity Research is a 3 month, fully online Executive Development Program by XLRI.
This program is designed for aspiring and practicing equity analysts from both sell side and buy side.
Since 2005, the International Finance Institute has delivered high quality investment banking, financial modeling, and corporate valuation training to both current finance professionals and all individuals seeking to enter the finance industry. As the Global Leader in Finance and Investment Banking Training, no other firm has trained more current Analysts in more international cities.
Advance your professional career in finance with live hands-on investment banking classes at the International Finance Institute. Our accredited international banking school offers convenient global locations to hone your skills in investment banking. Join our seasoned experts for quality investment banking training in financial modeling, corporate valuation, Mergers And acquisitions (M&A), Leveraged Buy-Outs (LBO) and more.
Basic knowledge of Finance is essential for all professionals, even if they do not have
a direct role to play in the Finance and accounting departments of the organisation.
Managers who lack the capacity to make intelligent assessments of financial data
will and themselves handicapped and unable to understand the impact of their
strategies on the Financial bottom-line.
Certificate in Strategic Finance for Non-Finance ManagersIIR Middle East
This course would help you to transform financial and accounting language and concepts into decision making tools that the non-financial manager can successfully use
This document is a resume for Amrita Mitra seeking a career enhancement opportunity in financial operations. She has an MBA specializing in finance and 7 years of experience working at IDBI Bank. Her experience includes using the Finacle banking software, portfolio analysis, budget analysis, investment planning, and overseeing retail banking operations, customer support, and investment management. She is proficient in banking products and processes, assessing financial needs, and has strong analytical and communication skills.
Careers in Investment Banking Field IntroductionJillianLi2
This document provides information about careers in investment banking. It defines investment banking as raising capital and advising companies. It also describes the different types and sizes of investment banks. The document outlines the skills needed for success in investment banking and stresses the importance of networking to obtain internships and full-time positions. It provides details about the interview process and sample interview questions. Finally, it gives examples of investment banking roles and employers as well as typical salaries.
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Whether you're new to SEO or looking to refine your existing strategies, this webinar will provide you with actionable insights and practical tips to elevate your nonprofit's online presence.
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A Visual Guide to 1 Samuel | A Tale of Two HeartsSteve Thomason
These slides walk through the story of 1 Samuel. Samuel is the last judge of Israel. The people reject God and want a king. Saul is anointed as the first king, but he is not a good king. David, the shepherd boy is anointed and Saul is envious of him. David shows honor while Saul continues to self destruct.
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تتميز هذهِ الملزمة بعِدة مُميزات :
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2- تحتوي على 78 رسم توضيحي لكل كلمة موجودة بالملزمة (لكل كلمة !!!!)
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5- الملزمة تشرح نفسها ب نفسها بس تكلك تعال اقراني
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واخيراً هذهِ الملزمة حلالٌ عليكم وإتمنى منكم إن تدعولي بالخير والصحة والعافية فقط
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1. CAFTAFinance with finesse
Certificate in Applied Finance,
Treasury and Analytics
Online learning series
Hours of
virtual
classes
26 8
Hours of
case study
projects
14
Modules
7
Learning
handbooks
Registrations open for May
Community
1
2. CAFTA (Certificate in Applied Finance, Treasury and Analytics) is a
certification program exclusively designed by EY professionals having
varied industry experience in banking, consulting, corporates, NBFC,
insurance, etc.
The course has been structurally designed for participants who want to
learn and apply concepts of treasury and finance in solving business
problems and get practitioners’ insights. The course also provides
opportunities to the participants to witness real-life scenarios that the
changing industry faces due to the technology trends.
CAFTA for scholars is a product designed specifically for students to
experience the world of Treasury and Finance
CAFTA for executives is a exclusively curated program for entry to mid
level working professionals to experience industry trends and benchmarks
About CAFTA
3. Networking will help you develop
and improve your skill set, stay
on top of the latest trends in
your industry, keep a pulse on
the job market, meet prospective
mentors, partners, and clients,
and gain access to the necessary
resources that will foster your
career development.
Network with like minds?
Internships and volunteer
experiences make candidates
more competitive in the job
market. In addition to gaining
exposure and experience in the
field, they also provide an
opportunity to see if the
particular career field is the right
one based on getting personal
experience in the field.
Ace an internship?
Treasury has evolved to become
a strategic business partner that
takes key decisions across the
organization’s financial activities.
Today, people only talk about
Finance, but are you aware of
Treasury as a subject?
Learn about Finance and
Treasury?
What are you doing this summer?
4. Orientation
to treasury
Financial risk
management
Supply chain
and trade
finance
Corporate
finance
Investment
management
Cash and
liquidity
Data
analytics
What are you doing this summer?
Join EY CAFTA’s online learning series
1 2 3 4 5 6 7
INR 24,000
X
CAFTA program highlights
► Online classes to get practitioner’s insight on 7 core areas of Treasury & Finance through case studies and real-life scenarios
► High quality learning handbooks - 7 basic and 7 core
► Paid internship with EY in the field of Finance, Treasury and Analytics*
► Mentorship sessions by EY professionals
► Membership to a closed group network to stay updated on trends in Finance, Treasury and Analytics
► Periodic events and networking opportunities
Free
All
modules
aINR 16,500
Any 2
modules
INR 8000
X
INR 6,500
aINR 4,000
Any 1 module
Incl. of 18% GST
* Internship will be offered only to top performers as per EY LLP’s HR policy
Incl. of 18% GST
Incl. of 18% GST
5. Course pedagogy
► The course curriculum has been divided into:
► Pre-read curriculum: Develop a strong
base of the theoretical concepts through
practical examples.
► Core module curriculum: Acquire
practitioners’ insights on advanced
concepts through online learning webinars
planned in May.
► EY professionals having deep industry
experience and subject matter expertise will
deliver these experience-sharing workshops.
► Learn advance concepts of Finance, Treasury
and Analytics through case studies and real-
life scenarios
► Participants can resolve their queries and
simulate discussions with access to the closed
group network.
► Earn a certificate on successfully qualifying
for the assessment.
Hemal Shah
CA
Prateek Chaturvedi
FRM
Saurabh Batra
FRM
Pranav Chudgar
CFA
Ankit Tulsyan
CA
Vikrant Sankhyayan
MBA
22+ years of experience
in consulting where he
led over 150+ advisory
assignments in corporate
and banking treasury
11+ years of
experience in treasury
advisory for insurance,
NBFC, corporates and
in building treasury
technologysolutions
13+ years of experience
as a treasurer and
consultant where he led
local and global treasury
projects
13+ years of experience
in trading equity, foreign
exchange, commodity
and fixed income across
global financial markets
7+ years of experience
in investment advisory,
fund raising and risk
consulting for
corporates and other
financial institutions
11+ years of experience
in managing large
finance transformation
projects
Let their experience become your learning
Learn from EY subject matter experts having varied experience across banks, corporates,
consulting, NBFC and insurance
6. Orientation to
Treasury
Cash and
liquidity
management
• Understand the role of Treasury in an organization
• Learn about the various functions of the Treasury department across cash and liquidity, debt, forex, risk and
so on
• Get in-depth understanding of the operational aspects related to Treasury
• Learn about the different Treasury set-ups in different organisations such as banks, corporates and insurance
• Learn about the roles and responsibilities of front office, middle office and back office
• Get introduced to various banking segments and products
Corporate
finance
• Familiarize yourself with the theory of capital structure
• Understand sources of financing and gain insight into the impact of capital structure decision
• Understand the detailed process followed by corporates to raise debt financing through financial institutions
and capital markets
• Learn about alternate funding sources adopted by corporates apart from traditional financing sources
• Gain practical insights into mechanism of credit assessment done by banks and credit rating agencies
• Understand liquidity management and cash forecasting
• Familiarize yourself with types of cash management products and payment products
• Deep dive into different types and mechanics of cash pools including physical and notional
• Understand the mechanics of payment factory through POBO/ROBO models
• Familiarize yourself with trends and best practice in international treasury through in-house banks and virtual
accounts
• Learn about the clearing and settlement systems run by the banks and emerging payment methods
CoreModules
(Handbooks+Webinar)
Learningoutcomes
Understand
risk
Introduction
to financial
markets
Managing
risk and
return
through
financial
instruments
Statistical
methods of
finance
Financial
statements &
ratios
Treasury
Accounting
Introduction
to Power BI
Basic
handbooks
Selfstudy
Handbooks of 7 basic module and 7 core module will be provided as reading material
Online sessions through webinar will be conducted for core modules. Total of 26 hours of webinar sessions
7. Supply chain and
trade finance
Investment
management
Financial risk
management
• Familiarize yourself with the concept of investment management focussing on liquidity, credit and market risk
across investment products
• Familiarize yourself with specific nuances of each investment product across categories like debt and equity
• Understand investment management philosophy and objectives for different types of corporate bodies –
corporates - cost and profit centre, banks, Insurance, NBFCs and AMCs
• Learn about the investment management attributes on building an investment policy
• Gain practical insights on corporate portfolio management
• Understand financial exposures related to FX, commodity and interest rate
• Interpret impact of financial exposures due to price movements
• Get acquainted with the application of risk mitigation techniques including forwards, options, swaps
• Gain practioner’s insight into end-to-end transaction life-cycle of derivative instruments executed by a
company
• Understand methods of deciding company’s risk appetite and the process of determining hedge ratios
Data analytics
and visualisation
• Understand the fundamental concepts of data analytics and big data
• Learn about the various forms and types of data such as structured and unstructured data
• Familiarize yourself with advanced analytical concepts like Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
• Understand the step-wise approach for implementing analytics
• Gain in-depth understanding of the importance of data visualisation
• Learn storytelling with data
• Understand the components of working capital requirements and financing needs of a corporate
• Gain in-depth understanding of cash conversion cycle, days payable outstanding, days sales outstanding
• Familiarize yourself with methods of payments in trade finance – letter of credit, bank guarantee, discounting,
etc.
• Learn about instruments in trade finance such as buyers’ credit, suppliers’ credit, pre- and post-shipment
credit, factoring and forfaiting
• Familiarize yourself with legal terms and regulatory
CoreModules
(Handbooks+Webinar)
Learningoutcomes
8. Start your journey with us Go small or go big!
► Sign up for one, two or all the
sessions!
► Get access to basic and core modules
to study different topics in detail
► Attend virtual classes to meet the EY
course instructors and solve doubts
► Receive ‘Certificate of Participation’
Don’t stop at attending the
classes- take the assessment!
►Avail the option to take the
assessment at no additional costs
►Get the ‘Certificate of Completion’
and all the other benefits!
Sign up for more than just one
sessions!
► Why restrict yourself to just some
sessions? Aspire to complete all!
► Mark your April calendar and attend
all virtual classes of EY CAFTA
9. Attend all
virtual classes
and clear the
CAFTA
assessment to: Paid
internship*
Certificate
Mentorship by
EY
professionals*
Membership to
exclusive treasury
network groups
Periodic alumni
and networking
events
Gain first-hand
experience by working
with EY’s Advisory
team on business
problems
On qualification,
receive a
certification in
applied finance,
treasury and
analytics Exclusively curated
session with EY mentors
to discuss career paths
and opportunities for
overall development
Get updates on
industry trends,
professional
updates, career
tips
Meet industry
professionals, EY
professionals, peers
and expand your
professional network
* Internship and mentorship will be offered only to top performers as per EY LLP’s HR policy
11. Scholar’s batch for
students
CAFTA’sfootprintin
DelhiandMumbai
Student participation from various undergraduate and post graduate institutes
ü IIM Bangalore
ü Faculty of Management
Studies Delhi
ü IIM Lucknow
ü Indian Institute of Foreign
Trade
ü MDI Gurgaon
ü SCMHRD Pune
ü IIM Kashipur
ü NMIMS
ü IIM Nagpur
ü IIM Jammu
ü IMT Ghaziabad
ü IMI New Delhi
ü SIBM Nagpur
ü SIES College of Management
Studies
ü SRCC
ü HR College of Commerce
and Economics
ü St. Xavier’s College Mumbai
ü Shaheed Sukhdev College of
Business Studies
ü Hansraj College Delhi
ü Narsee Monjee College of
Commerce and Economics
ü Shaheed Rajguru College of
Applied Sciences for Women
ü Sri Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa
College
ü Symbiosis Centre for
Management Studies Pune
ü S.D. College
ü IIT Bombay
ü IIT Kharagpur
ü IIT Madras
ü IIT Guwahati
ü Netaji Subhash University of
Technology
ü DJ Sanghvi College of
Engineering
ü Maharaja Surajmal Institute
of Technology
ü Maharaja Agrasen Institute
of Technology
ü New Delhi Institute of
Management
ü MIT College of Engineering
ü St. Xavier’s College, Mumbai
If they are investing in their careers, why aren’t you?
12. Masterclass session:
Learn from our
External Speakers
LearnfromIndustry
Experts
Swapnesh Patel, Omniscient Software Pvt. Ltd.
Discussion on technology solution around cash and liquidity
management
Parthasartahi Patnaik, Vayana Networks
Trends in Supply Chain Finance and Trade finance domain
Nirav Morakhia and Ashutosh Zarwar, Ruby Capital
Role of analytics and technology in financial modelling and
business analysis
Nikhil Ladha, DSP Mutual Fund
Discussion on investment trends and role of fund manager
*Masterclass sessions are subject to availability of the external speakers