Financial Management
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- Curriculum
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This course is designed to equip candidates with the essential knowledge, skills, and attitudes necessary to effectively manage, control, and optimize institutional finances. Through this comprehensive exploration of financial management principles, candidates will develop a deep understanding of financial institutions, markets, and the various tools and strategies used to make informed financial decisions.
Learning Outcomes
Upon successful completion of this course, candidates will be able to:
- Explain the Nature and Scope of Financial Management: Understand the fundamental principles and scope of financial management within an organization.
- Describe the Nature and Functions of Financial Institutions and Markets: Gain insights into the roles and operations of financial institutions and markets in the economy.
- Analyze the Sources of Finance for an Organization and Evaluate Various Financing Options: Identify and assess different sources of finance and evaluate their suitability for organizational needs.
- Evaluate Various Investment Decision Scenarios Available to an Organization: Apply investment appraisal techniques to make informed investment decisions.
- Evaluate the Performance of a Firm Using Relevant Financial Tools: Use financial analysis tools to assess the performance and financial health of a firm.
- Make Appropriate Capital Structure Decisions for a Firm: Determine the optimal capital structure to balance debt and equity financing.
- Value Financial Assets and Firms: Apply valuation techniques to assess the value of financial assets and firms.
- Make Appropriate Liquidity and Dividend Decisions for a Firm: Manage a firm’s liquidity and formulate dividend policies that align with its financial strategy.
- Evaluate Current Developments in the Field of Finance and Their Impact on Financial Decisions: Stay abreast of emerging trends in finance and assess their implications for financial decision-making.
This course is ideal for individuals seeking to enhance their financial management expertise and apply it effectively within various organizational contexts. It is particularly suitable for finance managers, accountants, and decision-makers involved in strategic financial planning and analysis. By the end of this course, candidates will be well-prepared to make sound financial decisions that drive organizational success and sustainability.
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11Overview of a financial systemVideo lesson
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12Nature and role of financial marketsVideo lesson
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13Nairobi securities exchangeVideo lesson
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14Stock market indicesVideo lesson
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15Central depository system and automated trading systemVideo lesson
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16Timing of investment at the securities exchangeVideo lesson
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17The financial institutions and intermediariesVideo lesson
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18Regulation of financial marketsVideo lesson
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19Factors responsible for the rapid development of financial institutionsVideo lesson
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20Risks facing financial institutionsVideo lesson
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21Concept of time value of moneyVideo lesson
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22Relevance of the concept of time value of money in financial managementVideo lesson
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23Time value of money versus time preference of moneyVideo lesson
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24Time lineVideo lesson
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25Real versus nominal cash flowsVideo lesson
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26Compounding techniquesVideo lesson
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27Discounting techniquesVideo lesson
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28Loan amortisation and sinking fundsVideo lesson
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29Concept of valueVideo lesson
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30Reasons for valuing financial assets/businessVideo lesson
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31Theories on valuation of financial assetsVideo lesson
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32Valuation of DebenturesVideo lesson
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33Valuation of BondsVideo lesson
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34Valuation Of SharesVideo lesson
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35Valuation of rights issuesVideo lesson
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36Valuation of unit trusts and mutual fundsVideo lesson
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37Valuation of private companiesVideo lesson
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43The nature and importance of capital investment decisionsVideo lesson
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44Capital budgeting processVideo lesson
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45Capital investment’s cash flowsVideo lesson
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46Capital investment appraisal techniquesVideo lesson
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47Non-discounted cash flow methodsVideo lesson
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48Discounted cash flow methodsVideo lesson
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49Strengths and weaknesses of the investment appraisal techniquesVideo lesson
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50Expected relations among an investment’s NPVVideo lesson
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51Capital investment optionsVideo lesson
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52Problems/difficulties encountered when making capital investment decisionsVideo lesson
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53Scope of financial statement analysisVideo lesson
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54Financial Statement analysis verses Business analysisVideo lesson
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55Techniques of financial Statement analysisVideo lesson
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56Types of financial statement analysisVideo lesson
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57Ratio analysisVideo lesson
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58Common size statementsVideo lesson
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59Financial forecastingVideo lesson
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60Introduction and concepts of working capitalVideo lesson
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61Working capital versus working capital managementVideo lesson
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62Factors influencing working capital requirements of a firmVideo lesson
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63Types of working capitalVideo lesson
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64Importance and objectives of working capital managementVideo lesson
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65Working capital operating cycleVideo lesson
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66Working capital financing policiesVideo lesson
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67Determining the finance mixVideo lesson
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68Management of inventoryVideo lesson
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69Cash ManagementVideo lesson
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70Management of accounts receivable and accounts payableVideo lesson
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81Justification for Islamic FinanceVideo lesson
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82Benefits and deficiencies of Islamic FinanceVideo lesson
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83Principles underlying Islamic financeVideo lesson
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84The concept of interest (riba)Video lesson
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85Sources of finance in Islamic financingVideo lesson
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86Types of Islamic financial productsVideo lesson
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87International standardisation/regulationsVideo lesson

Archive
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 |