Best executive courses in Finance in United States

Kellogg School of Management

Driving Organizational Change

Achieving business goals through purposeful change management In today's complex global business environment, it's no longer enough to merely respond to change. Successful leaders are able to anticipate the impact of marketplace adjustments, new regulatory requirements, a change in business...

Harvard Kennedy School

Leadership Decision Making: Optimizing Organizational Performance

Fitch Learning

Advanced Financial Modeling

The course will develop the best practice approaches to structuring and presenting fully flexible and auditable models. The training covers debt modeling, tax modeling, sensitivity analysis, scenario management, dynamic charting, monthly modeling, and auditing. It also provides skills in Excel,...

Fitch Learning

Best Practice Financial Modeling

During two-day Intermediate course, delegates will develop an industry best practice approach to structuring and presenting fully flexible and auditable forecast financial models suitable for analysis, and financial structuring, including detailed analysis into key modeling areas such as...

Fitch Learning

Fundamentals of Bank Financial Statement Analysis

This interactive course provides participants with an understanding of the key performance indicators and main balance sheet and income statement accounts for banks. Key Learning Outcomes: Understand the risks in the different business lines and products offered by financial...

Fitch Learning

Intensive Bank Analysis

The overall goal of this interactive three day workshop is to provide participants with structured approach to analysing the credit risk of banks and the skills to make an independent assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of a bank. Key Learning Outcomes: Use a structured approach to...

Wisconsin School of Business

Change Management

Success of businesses today is based on the ability to adapt quickly to meet changing market conditions. The challenge is most organizations struggle to effectively implement change – research has shown that the majority of organizational improvement efforts do not achieve their goals due to...

Wisconsin School of Business

Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial Professionals

Financial data is the universal language of business. Quarterly results, cost drivers, cash flow, working capital, net profits, margins — these are terms that reveal key issues facing your company. Even the most dynamic and well-liked business leaders will flounder if they lack overall business...

Wisconsin School of Business

How to Influence Without Direct Authority

Very few people have all the formal authority they need to get their job done — we are reliant on others across the organization (who don’t report to us) for decisions, solving problems, and executing tasks. Where our authority ends, influence picks up.  You will learn a six-part framework for...

Management Concepts

Financial Management of Defense Working Capital Funds