Best executive courses in Finance in United States

American Management Association

Managing the Unmanageable: Tough People, Tough Situations

Be empowered to deal with challenges that impede morale and productivity One of the toughest parts of a manager’s job is dealing with and turning around problem employees. Whether it’s passive/aggressive direct reports or conflict resulting from generational or cultural differences, the issues...

Lilly Family School of Philanthropy

Managing the Capital Campaign

Build your fundraising skills to build your next building. Learn the five phases of a successful capital campaign that will help you design a visionary goal with a specific timeline, engage your board and involve your community – all while avoiding costly mistakes and maintaining your current...

New York Institute of Finance

Foreign Exchange (FX) - Leveraging Technical and Fundamental Analysis

Foreign Exchange is an asset class with certain features that separate it from other investment and trading vehicles such as equity and bonds. Its daily volume of more than 5 Trillion USD dwarfs the daily volume of all other asset classes. One distinguishing feature of exchange rates say, USD/JPY...

Harvard Kennedy School

Leadership Decision Making: Optimizing Organizational Performance

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Stanford Executive Program: be a Leader Who Matters

Evolve as a leader in an executive education program that reinvigorates and ramps up your professional journey. A one-of-a-kind approach to leadership development and personal growth, the Stanford Executive Program builds off the passion and perspective of our faculty, participants, and...

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...

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...

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...

Fitch Learning

Certificate in Bank Analysis

The overall goal of this certificate program is to give participants exposure to financial statements of banks and enable them to make an independent assessment of the strengths and weaknesses of a bank. The course provides participants with frameworks and tools required to make and independent...

Wisconsin School of Business

Effective Meeting Management and Facilitation

Too many meetings? Endless discussion? Constant lack of agreement? With the growing number of virtual meetings, making real progress is even more challenging. Facilitating consensus across a group of professionals is a critical requirement to any project’s success. According to a study published...