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Business Education Services |
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Overview
Our training unit provides specialised programmes for governments, financial institutions, trade associations and corporations in Asia. We specialise in conducting training, workshops and seminars in the areas of strategic financial and risk management.
All of our programmes can be tailored with respect to, content, complexity and duration, from beginners to advanced.
Training can be delivered by:
- Traditional courses and workshops at external or internal venue
- Onsite at client’s premises
- Teleconference
- Video conference
All our trainers and coachers are practitioners in their own respective fields with more than a decade of industrial experience each and strong professional qualifications in the areas of finance, strategic management and accountancy.
We cover finance and risk management in the various industry sectors meeting your organization training requirements and training budgets. |
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Methodology
Our unique selling point is the ability to leverage on technology and human expertise:
- KiM Finalysis Artificial Intelligence (AI) system
- Mindmapping tools and techniques
- Experienced, hands-on and qualified in-house trainers
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Delivery Method
- Comprehensive but user friendly notes with “pop-up” or review questions at key sections
- Workshop-based style with Q&A
- Mindmapping techniques enable participants to grasp important concepts for each section
- Simplified illustrations and exercises to give better understanding on the application of concepts
- Combination of both conceptual and practices adopted by regional Asian financial institutions & corporations
- Practical case studies and exercises at the end of each major section
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Training Packages
Category A – Financial Analysis & Management |
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The Psychology and Science of Credit:
dealing with managing your risks, liquidity and profitability |
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Developing Realistic Financial Projections in your Business Plans:
key considerations and techniques for maximum impact |
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Growing your business through intelligent receivables management:
valuing the upside and downside of your customers |
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Making Sense of Numbers:
how profits, cashflows and risk management come hand in hand |
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Traps and Loopholes in Financial Reporting and Analysis:
how to avoid the wrong signals of analysing a company |
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Category B – Policies & Informative |
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Practical Credit Policies to Complement your Strategies:
Identifying and overcoming credit-related issues |
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Top 10 Business Warning Signs:
Identifying and overcoming credit-related issues with sound policies |
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How Investors and Venture Capitalists Evaluate your Business:
qualitative and quantitative requirements for investing |
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How Banks Evaluate your Business:
qualitative and quantitative requirements for evaluating credit |
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Category C – Strategies |
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Sun Tzu’s Art of War vs. Western methods in Corporate & Financial Strategies:
integrated approach towards dealing with risks, liquidity and profitability |
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Applying Ancient Chinese Military Strategies in Today’s Context:
how businesses can reinvent their businesses and succeed in a competitive setting |
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Management Psychology At Each Stage of the Business Life Cycle:
financial and corporate strategies to complement management mindset |
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Category D – Advanced Risk Topics |
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Basel II:
Risk-based capital requirements & their impact on the retail banking industry |
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Securitisation:
the mechanics and bottom-line impact under Basel II |
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Regional Best Practices:
Credit Risk Policies |
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