Best executive courses in Investment in United States

Oxford Management Centre

Forecasting the Prices of Crude-oil, Natural-Gas and Refined Products

A critical component of decision-making in the energy industry deals with the aspect of “Whither oil prices?”: Where do we expect prices to move in the near- and distant-terms? Participants in the Energy Industry are constantly confronted with a wide range of information regarding current and...

Booth School of Business

Value Creation: Advanced Pricing Techniques to Boost Revenue

Discover a multidisciplinary, data-driven approach to optimize your firm's revenue. You'll leverage cutting-edge techniques to create pricing and monetization strategies that give your firm a competitive advantage—and create long-term value for your organization and customers. Changes in...

Harvard Business School

Investment Management Workshop: Investing and Strategic Decision-Making

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...

Kellogg School of Management

Merger Week

Creating value through strategic acquisitions and alliances Blending academic theory with real-world application, this interdisciplinary learning experience will teach you how to take a multifaceted approach to any restructuring deal. Our internationally renowned faculty members — experts in the...

Kellogg School of Management

Corporate Finance

Strategies for creating shareholder value This highly collaborative corporate finance program combines the advanced thinking of senior Kellogg faculty and the real-world experience of successful practitioners to show you how to optimize and integrate investment and financing decisions to...

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...

Columbia Business School

Future of Finance: Leveraging Fintech Innovation

Columbia Business School

Financial Analysis and Valuation

Columbia Business School

Advanced Value Investing