ADVANCED FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT
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This course is designed to equip candidates with the knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to apply advanced financial management techniques and methods in a practical work environment, applicable to both the private and public sectors. Through this course, candidates will master the complexities of financial decision-making and risk management, preparing them for high-level financial roles.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, candidates will be able to:
- Make Advanced Capital Budgeting Decisions and Make Appropriate Capital Structure Decisions for an Organisation: Utilize sophisticated capital budgeting techniques to optimize investment decisions and determine the optimal capital structure for an organization.
- Evaluate Portfolios and Apply the Capital Asset Pricing Model and Other Multifactor Models in Financial Decision Making: Analyze and manage investment portfolios using CAPM and multifactor models to enhance financial decision-making.
- Apply Relevant Models and Skills in Prediction of Corporate Failure: Use financial models to predict potential corporate failures and implement strategies to mitigate risks.
- Apply Derivatives in Financial Risk Management and Apply International Finance Concepts: Employ derivatives for effective financial risk management and integrate international finance concepts into financial strategies.
- Evaluate Mergers and Acquisitions: Assess and execute mergers and acquisitions, ensuring strategic alignment and value creation.
- Undertake Corporate Restructuring and Re-Organisation: Plan and implement corporate restructuring and reorganization to improve operational efficiency and financial performance.
- Apply Valuation Techniques in Real Estate Finance: Utilize advanced valuation techniques for real estate finance to support investment and financing decisions.
Course Content Overview
- Advanced Capital Budgeting and Capital Structure
- Portfolio Evaluation and Financial Models
- Corporate Failure Prediction Models
- Derivatives and Financial Risk Management
- International Finance Concepts
- Mergers and Acquisitions Evaluation
- Corporate Restructuring and Re-Organisation
- Real Estate Finance Valuation Techniques
This course is ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their expertise in advanced financial management. It is particularly suitable for financial managers, investment analysts, corporate strategists, and professionals involved in high-level financial decision-making and risk management. By the end of this course, candidates will be well-prepared to apply advanced financial management techniques effectively and contribute to the strategic financial success of their organizations.
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1Incorporating risk/uncertainty in capital investment decisionsVideo lesson
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2Techniques of handling riskVideo lesson
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3Advanced Methods of analysisVideo lesson
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4Impact of financing on investment decisionsVideo lesson
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5Incorporating capital rationing in capital investment appraisalVideo lesson
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6Evaluation of projects of unequal livesVideo lesson
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7Project duration as a measure of riskVideo lesson
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8The real options in Capital BudgetingVideo lesson
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9Common capital budgeting pitfallsVideo lesson
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15The nature of financing decisionVideo lesson
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16Analysis of breakpointsVideo lesson
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17Capital structure theoriesVideo lesson
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18Long term financing decisionsVideo lesson
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19Assess an organisation’s debt exposure to interest rate changesVideo lesson
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20Macaulay duration and modified duration methodsVideo lesson
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21Benefits and limitations of durationVideo lesson
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22Nature of mergers and acquisitionsVideo lesson
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23Arguments for and against the use of acquisitions and mergersVideo lesson
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24Valuation of acquisitions and mergersVideo lesson
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25Defence tactics against hostile takeoversVideo lesson
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26Financing of mergers and acquisitionsVideo lesson
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27Financial Evaluation of mergers and acquisitionsVideo lesson
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28Regulatory framework for mergers and acquisitionsVideo lesson
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29Reasons why there are failed mergers and acquisitionsVideo lesson
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30Mergers and acquisitions in the Kenyan, regional and global contextVideo lesson
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31Background on restructuring and reorganisationVideo lesson
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32Indicators/symptoms of restructuringVideo lesson
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33Causes of financial distressVideo lesson
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34Forms of financial distress and solutionsVideo lesson
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35Considerations in designing an appropriate restructuring programmeVideo lesson
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36Financial reconstructionVideo lesson
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37Portfolio reconstructionVideo lesson
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38The relevance of the various forms of portfolio reconstructionVideo lesson
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39Organisational reconstructionVideo lesson
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40Restructuring in the Public sectorVideo lesson
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41Z-Score modelVideo lesson
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42Types of risksVideo lesson
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43The meaning, nature and importance of derivative instrumentsVideo lesson
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44Operations of the derivatives marketVideo lesson
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45Types of derivativesVideo lesson
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46Application of option pricing theory in investment decisionsVideo lesson
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47Binomial Option pricing modelVideo lesson
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48Foreign currency risk managementVideo lesson
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49Option trading StrategiesVideo lesson
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50Limitations of financial derivativesVideo lesson
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51IntroductionVideo lesson
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52International financial SystemsVideo lesson
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53International trade flowsVideo lesson
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54Financing of International TradeVideo lesson
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55International Capital and Money MarketsVideo lesson
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56International Capital BudgetingVideo lesson
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57International Capital structureVideo lesson
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58Overview of real estate financeVideo lesson
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59Real estate valuation approachesVideo lesson
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60Real estate investment trusts (REITS)Video lesson
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61Instruments of real estate financingVideo lesson
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62Mechanics of real estateVideo lesson
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63Secondary mortgage trading and mortgage securitisationVideo lesson
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64Financing real estate investmentsVideo lesson
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65Permanent financing of commercial real estateVideo lesson

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Working hours
Monday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
Tuesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
Wednesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
Thursday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
Friday | 9:30 am - 5.00 pm |
Saturday | Closed |
Sunday | Closed |