Best executive courses in Investment in United States

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...

Columbia Business School

Future of Finance: Leveraging Fintech Innovation

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...

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...

Harvard Business School

Rising Generation in the Family Enterprise

The Wharton School

Mergers and Acquisitions

As M&A activity begins to rebound, growth opportunities are emerging for companies of all sizes in many industries. But seizing these opportunities by managing a merger or acquisition can be one of the greatest challenges faced by an organization. To reap maximum value, leaders must consider...

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...

Columbia Business School

Financial Analysis and Valuation

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...

MIT Professional Education

Global Real Estate Markets