One of the basic building blocks for managing a successful treasury and fund department is the establishment of a comprehensive set of treasury policies. The treasury and fund management course will teach policy definition. Such policies define the principal financial risks a company is facing and how these risks will be managed by the treasury department. The terms “fund” and “asset” management refer to the management of all forms of institutional investment, including the collective management of the wealth of private individuals. As a result, this is a large and important segment of the finance industry. We also help participants looking to enhance their resume to enrol with industry associations such as the National Association of Credit Managers that provide membership affiliations.

By the end of the Treasury and Fund Management course, participants will be able to:

• Establish and manage comprehensive treasury policies to optimize cash flow, manage risk, and ensure financial stability.

• Develop effective cash flow forecasting and management strategies to meet organizational short-term and long-term financial needs.

• Utilize risk management techniques to identify, assess, and mitigate financial risks associated with treasury operations.

• Implement effective strategies for managing and investing surplus funds.

• Demonstrate a strong understanding of financial regulations and compliance requirements relevant to treasury and fund management activities.

Participants enrolling for this programme will be required to have basic computing skills. Participants who meet the programme requirement should pay the course fee and complete the enrollment form 2 weeks before the programme kick off date.

Requirements:

• Experienced individuals who manage treasury and fund activities in diverse fields

• Working professionals seeking to change career, job or industry to finance related field

• Individuals who meets the requirements and intend on starting a career in finance

• Mid to senior-level executives in any sector

Prospective applicants who do not meet the programme requirement but want to join the programme should talk to a Career Advisor.