Best executive courses in Finance in United States

New York Institute of Finance

Free Cash Flow Modeling

Employ free cash flow concepts to make better capital budgeting and acquisition decisions. This course is a component of the M&A Professional Certificate Prerequisite knowledge: Understanding of introductory accounting and corporate finance CURRICULUM Day 1 MODULE 1: FREE CASH FLOW...

New York Institute of Finance

Financial Modeling Professional Certificate

In this financial modeling course, you learn how to build common to complex financial models on Excel with information provided both on financial statements and from external sources. Prerequisite knowledge: Undergraduate degree or equivalent, proficiency in basic Excel, Word processing...

New York Institute of Finance

M&A Professional Certificate

Comprehensive analysis of the major facets of the Mergers & Acquisitions industry and the skills engaged in executing all areas of transactions from pre to post-merger integration. Prerequisite knowledge: Basic MS Excel skills Principles of corporate finance and valuation Familiarity with...

New York Institute of Finance

Financial Statement Analysis

Assess business performance through analysis of financial statements, as well as valuation of off-balance sheet obligations and commitments. Prerequisite knowledge: Introduction to Financial Accounting or knowledge of financial accounting principles CURRICULUM Day 1 MODULE 1:...

The Wharton School

Distressed Asset Investing and Corporate Restructuring

The decade-spanning bull market that America has enjoyed — the longest in history — has been severely disrupted. But one result of the tremendous volatility and uncertainty currently in the market is that there will likely appear once-in-a-generation opportunities to acquire formerly pricey...

New York Institute of Finance

Value Investing: Quantitative Strategies Professional Certificate

Value Investing as outlined by Benjamin Graham and David Dodd in their book Security Analysis has proved to be the only investment strategy that has produced long-term above-market returns with relatively low drawdowns. Warren Buffet is the prime example of the success of this approach to...

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Managing Risk and Reputation in a Complex World

Anticipate and develop strategies to address critical beyond-market forces, from legislation and regulation to activism and the media. Your company’s reputation takes years to build; yet it can be destroyed in a matter of minutes. Thinking ahead can make all the difference. Leading in Turbulent...

The Wharton School

Effective Execution of Organizational Strategy

Research shows that a large number of organizations fail to execute their strategies successfully, and even smaller initiatives aren’t immune. The problem often isn’t with planning — many strategies are well developed — but with execution. Effective Execution of Organizational Strategy focuses...

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...

Kellogg School of Management

Finance for Executives

If you’re new to financial decision-making or want a firmer grounding in the discipline, this “finance for non-finance managers” program will dramatically increase your knowledge, deepen your practical understanding, improve your fluency and give you greater confidence in the decisions you make...