Corporate Governance is the system by which organizations are directed and controlled. It involves regulatory and market mechanisms, the relationships between an entity’s management, its board, its shareholders, and other stakeholders, as well as the goals for which the entity is governed. Corporate Governance, therefore, is about strategy as well as Risk Management. Compliance is a core function within a broader definition of risk management and control. Governance, Risk, and Compliance are very closely intertwined and are best presented in an integrated format in order to give business leaders the readily applicable tools to succeed.

The PECB University Graduate Certificate in Risk Management is designed to prepare the candidates with the required set of skills for creating and implementing the best possible responses towards a wide range of risks, irrespective of their level of criticality. The program delivers a proper interpretation of risk management frameworks and compliance criteria for practical application in the workplace.

Financial risks are generally classified into market risks. Due to movement in financial prices, credit risks, liquidity risks, cash flow constraints and operational risks which arise from human or technical problems. The course will cover measurement techniques for different types of financial risks and instruments. Describe the financial risk and investment management. Identify the various investment strategies.

This course aids importers who wish to take advantage of the U.S. Government’s Customs- Trade Partnership Against Terrorism Program (C-TPAT). It provides a fundamental understanding of the preparation and certification of the aspiring C-TPAT partner.