8 Financial Analysis Course Programs

This course explains the operation of the biggest type of financial market in the world. It demonstrates why risk is an important component in assessing an investment. By attending this course, you will acquire the fundamental knowledge required to invest in derivatives.

The course introduces the basics of financial accounting and the formation of financial statements for organizations.

By attending this course, you will understand: the key financial institutions and their functions, how Fixed Income Markets operate, how Equity Markets operate.

Financial Economics is an interdisciplinary major that focuses strongly on those students seeking the building blocks for a successful career in finance management. Finance and economics are inextricably linked in the real world, so at Wabash College a degree in finance is grounded solidly in the economics department. Economics courses reinforce the concepts of optimization and comparative statics and give students command of computational tools that are universal in the world of finance. In addition, mathematics courses examine mathematical models and lines of reasoning useful to the finance major. Our faculty structured the courses for Financial Economics majors to complement each other well in building a strong intellectual background to succeed in financial careers. Check out the full curriculum for specific course offerings.

This proposal is for a Financial Planning (FINP) minor is designed to provide students with a strong and rigorous foundation in Personal Financial Planning. In addition to covering an overview of the profession, FINP program is designed to equip students with strong foundations in retirement planning, employee benefit, comprehensive overview of investment theory, effective client communication techniques, estate planning, and risk management/insurance.

International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRSs) are the world’s most widely applied accounting standards. Over 120 countries now require or permit the use of IFRSs. Over 7,000 public companies in the European Union have complied with IFRS since 2005. Most other countries are either adopting IFRSs or have decided to converge their national standards with IFRSs. This course provides a rigorous and detailed overview of all major technical IFRS requirements and includes illustrative financial statements, case studies, examples, coverage of the most significant IFRSs, and interactive participation from the delegates.

The purpose of this programme is to enable the learner to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of Financial Accounting in respect of the regulatory framework in which accounting procedures must work within.On completion of this programme, learners would have acquired knowledge in key areas of Financial Accounting,

This hands-on course will advance your data massaging, modeling, integration and automation skills to new levels. You will also master normalization and massaging of noisy data, preparation of reports, analysis and reconciliation.