Best executive courses in Investment in United States

New York Institute of Finance

Financial Analysis of Insurance Companies

Understand the unique analysis methods needed to assess the financial strength and operating performance of insurance companies in the US. CURRICULUM Day 1 MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION Industry overview and analysis Recent scandals and shenanigans Emerging issues and...

McCombs School of Business

Finance and Accounting for Non-Financial Managers

LEARN TO INTERPRET FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Are you fluent in the language of business? Do you understand the tradeoffs between risk and return? Apply analytical skills to make informed decisions and interpret your company’s liquidity and profitability. Gain insight into how accounting data drives...

Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth

Growing an Established Diverse Business

Growing an Established Diverse Business enables participants in established businesses to accelerate their growth. This follow-up program to Building a Successful Diverse Business helps participants overcome the challenges that business owners often see after several years of successful growth,...

The Wharton School

Venture Capital

Venture capital is the fuel that drives emerging companies and ambitious entrepreneurs worldwide. But for every successful, disruptive, trailblazing start-up, there are dozens of other businesses that fail, even after receiving multiple infusions of capital. Venture Capital, a program from...

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Kellogg School of Management

The Single Family Office

How can you align the goals of the family office with the goals of its clients and stakeholders? How can your office develop and promote your client’s trust in the family office? What is the best approach to challenging conversations with family stakeholders around wealth management, governance...

Columbia Business School

Future of Finance: Leveraging Fintech Innovation

The Wharton School

Boards That Lead: Corporate Governance That Builds Value

Chief executives today face a number of challenges in the boardroom, among them, increased regulation, pressure from activist shareholders, and corporate governance reforms. Boards that Lead: Corporate Governance that Builds Value is a corporate governance program that provides practical steps...

New York Institute of Finance

Products, Risks and Strategies (Capital Markets)

This course surveys the major financial instruments traded in capital markets around the world. Understand how stocks are valued. Learn how stocks and bonds are brought to market. Understand the basic mechanics and risks characteristics of derivatives. This course is the second component of the...

New York Institute of Finance

Capital Markets Professional Certificate

This introductory program offers a comprehensive survey of capital markets. Money and banking, the role of central banks and the evolving regulatory landscape are reviewed. The program also provides a thorough grounding in the full range of capital market instruments. CURRICULUM Day...

The Wharton School

Assessing Commercial Real Estate Investments and Markets

Real estate surrounds us, but as an asset class, it is one of the least understood. Today, as investors seek a hedge against inflation and the future of sectors such as office space remains uncertain, becoming knowledgeable and developing greater confidence about the nuances of real estate...