Finance & Accounting
Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting
A five-day programme integrating the core of an MBA in finance and accounting, covering advanced IFRS reporting and consolidation, management accounting and control, corporate finance and valuation, financial risk and treasury management, and strategic performance and governance.
Introduction
Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting Training Course brings the core of a finance and accounting master's curriculum into one intensive programme. Senior professionals often need the integrated view a formal qualification provides, without pausing their careers to obtain it. This course delivers that integration. It covers financial reporting under IFRS, management accounting, and corporate finance. Furthermore, it applies financial analysis and valuation, capital budgeting, risk management, and strategic performance measurement. In addition, it develops business strategy links, governance, and financial leadership. As a result, participants hold a coherent finance framework they can apply at the decision level.
Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting Course Objectives
- Apply advanced financial reporting and IFRS standards to complex transactions.
- Prepare and interpret consolidated financial statements.
- Apply management accounting techniques for planning and control.
- Analyse financial statements and build valuation models.
- Evaluate capital structure, cost of capital, and financing decisions.
- Appraise investments using NPV, IRR, and risk-adjusted methods.
- Manage financial risks across currency, interest, and liquidity exposure.
- Design strategic performance measurement systems and balanced scorecards.
- Link financial decisions to business strategy and competitive position.
- Apply governance, ethics, and control standards to financial leadership.
Course Methodology
- Interactive lectures with integrated finance and strategy cases.
- Financial reporting, consolidation, and analysis workshops.
- Valuation and capital budgeting modelling exercises.
- Risk management and performance measurement simulations.
- Structured peer review with facilitator feedback on strategic recommendations.
Who Should Take This Course
- Finance managers and senior accountants.
- Financial analysts and business partners.
- Corporate finance and treasury professionals.
- Controllers and reporting specialists.
- Executives preparing for broader financial responsibility.
- Consultants and professionals building formal finance depth.
Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting Course Outlines
Financial Reporting and Analysis
- • IFRS framework and advanced recognition and measurement.
- • Revenue, leases, and financial instruments under IFRS 15, 16, and 9.
- • Consolidation principles and business combinations.
- • Financial statement analysis and quality of earnings.
- • Cash flow analysis and free cash flow computation.
- • Accounting policy choices and their analytical effects.
- • Case study: analysing a listed company's annual report.
Management Accounting and Control
- • Cost classification and cost behaviour analysis.
- • Absorption versus variable costing.
- • Activity-based costing and overhead allocation.
- • Standard costing and variance analysis.
- • Budgeting, forecasting, and rolling forecast design.
- • Responsibility centres and transfer pricing.
- • Workshop: diagnosing variances and preparing a corrective plan.
Corporate Finance and Valuation
- • Time value of money and capital budgeting techniques.
- • NPV, IRR, payback, and profitability index.
- • Cost of capital: WACC, cost of equity, and cost of debt.
- • Capital structure theory and optimal gearing.
- • Dividend policy and shareholder value.
- • Business and equity valuation methods.
- • Workshop: valuing a company using DCF and multiples.
Financial Risk and Treasury Management
- • Financial risk types and risk management framework.
- • Foreign exchange exposure and hedging instruments.
- • Interest rate risk and derivative usage.
- • Liquidity risk, cash management, and working capital.
- • Credit risk assessment for customers and counterparties.
- • Internal control and segregation of duties in finance.
- • Workshop: designing a hedging strategy for a real exposure.
Strategy, Performance, and Governance
- • Linking financial strategy to business strategy.
- • Balanced scorecard and strategic performance measurement.
- • Key performance indicators and executive dashboards.
- • Investment decision making under uncertainty.
- • Corporate governance, ethics, and board reporting.
- • Financial leadership and organisational influence.
- • Course review, assessment, and action planning.
Conclusion
By successfully completing Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting, participants will gain a thorough understanding of advanced financial reporting, management accounting and control, corporate finance and valuation, financial risk and treasury management, and strategic performance and governance. They will also acquire practical skills in financial reporting and consolidation, financial analysis and valuation, capital budgeting and capital structure decisions, and financial risk management and strategic performance measurement. In addition, the course prepares them to lead financial decisions with a coherent, integrated framework. Gentex Training Center delivers this programme with a strong focus on applied finance technique and strategic business judgement.
FAQs for Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting course
— What is the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course about?
It is a five-day programme that integrates the core of a finance and accounting master's curriculum. It covers advanced IFRS reporting and consolidation, management accounting and control, corporate finance and valuation, capital structure, financial risk and treasury management, and strategic performance measurement and governance.
— What are the key benefits of the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course?
Participants gain an integrated finance framework rather than a set of disconnected techniques. The course improves reporting quality and consolidation accuracy, sharpens valuation and capital budgeting decisions, strengthens treasury and risk practice, connects financial measures to strategy, and raises the standard of board and executive financial reporting.
— What skills will I gain from the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course?
Participants gain financial reporting and consolidation, financial analysis and valuation, capital budgeting and capital structure decision-making, and financial risk management and strategic performance measurement. These four skills cover the practical core of an integrated finance and accounting capability.
— What tools, methods, or standards are covered in the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course?
The course covers the IFRS framework, IFRS 15 revenue recognition, IFRS 16 lease accounting, IFRS 9 financial instruments, consolidation principles and business combinations, quality of earnings review, free cash flow computation, cost classification and behaviour analysis, absorption and variable costing, activity-based costing, standard costing and variance analysis, budgeting and rolling forecast design, responsibility centres and transfer pricing, time value of money, net present value, internal rate of return, payback and profitability index, weighted average cost of capital, cost of equity and cost of debt, capital structure theory and optimal gearing, dividend policy analysis, discounted cash flow and multiples valuation, financial risk management frameworks, foreign exchange hedging instruments, interest rate derivatives, liquidity and working capital management, credit risk assessment, internal control and segregation of duties, the balanced scorecard, strategic key performance indicators, decision making under uncertainty, and corporate governance and board reporting standards.
— How is the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course applied in real-world practice?
Participants apply the methods across their finance responsibilities. They prepare or review consolidated accounts, apply IFRS treatments to complex transactions, analyse statements and earnings quality, build cost and variance models, prepare budgets and rolling forecasts, value businesses with DCF and multiples, calculate cost of capital, appraise investments, design hedging strategies, and report strategic performance to boards. Many leave with a consolidation checklist, a valuation model, and a performance scorecard ready to use.
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Introduction
Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting Training Course brings the core of a finance and accounting master's curriculum into one intensive programme. Senior professionals often need the integrated view a formal qualification provides, without pausing their careers to obtain it. This course delivers that integration. It covers financial reporting under IFRS, management accounting, and corporate finance. Furthermore, it applies financial analysis and valuation, capital budgeting, risk management, and strategic performance measurement. In addition, it develops business strategy links, governance, and financial leadership. As a result, participants hold a coherent finance framework they can apply at the decision level.
Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting Course Objectives
- Apply advanced financial reporting and IFRS standards to complex transactions.
- Prepare and interpret consolidated financial statements.
- Apply management accounting techniques for planning and control.
- Analyse financial statements and build valuation models.
- Evaluate capital structure, cost of capital, and financing decisions.
- Appraise investments using NPV, IRR, and risk-adjusted methods.
- Manage financial risks across currency, interest, and liquidity exposure.
- Design strategic performance measurement systems and balanced scorecards.
- Link financial decisions to business strategy and competitive position.
- Apply governance, ethics, and control standards to financial leadership.
Course Methodology
- Interactive lectures with integrated finance and strategy cases.
- Financial reporting, consolidation, and analysis workshops.
- Valuation and capital budgeting modelling exercises.
- Risk management and performance measurement simulations.
- Structured peer review with facilitator feedback on strategic recommendations.
Who Should Take This Course
- Finance managers and senior accountants.
- Financial analysts and business partners.
- Corporate finance and treasury professionals.
- Controllers and reporting specialists.
- Executives preparing for broader financial responsibility.
- Consultants and professionals building formal finance depth.
Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting Course Outlines
Financial Reporting and Analysis
- • IFRS framework and advanced recognition and measurement.
- • Revenue, leases, and financial instruments under IFRS 15, 16, and 9.
- • Consolidation principles and business combinations.
- • Financial statement analysis and quality of earnings.
- • Cash flow analysis and free cash flow computation.
- • Accounting policy choices and their analytical effects.
- • Case study: analysing a listed company's annual report.
Management Accounting and Control
- • Cost classification and cost behaviour analysis.
- • Absorption versus variable costing.
- • Activity-based costing and overhead allocation.
- • Standard costing and variance analysis.
- • Budgeting, forecasting, and rolling forecast design.
- • Responsibility centres and transfer pricing.
- • Workshop: diagnosing variances and preparing a corrective plan.
Corporate Finance and Valuation
- • Time value of money and capital budgeting techniques.
- • NPV, IRR, payback, and profitability index.
- • Cost of capital: WACC, cost of equity, and cost of debt.
- • Capital structure theory and optimal gearing.
- • Dividend policy and shareholder value.
- • Business and equity valuation methods.
- • Workshop: valuing a company using DCF and multiples.
Financial Risk and Treasury Management
- • Financial risk types and risk management framework.
- • Foreign exchange exposure and hedging instruments.
- • Interest rate risk and derivative usage.
- • Liquidity risk, cash management, and working capital.
- • Credit risk assessment for customers and counterparties.
- • Internal control and segregation of duties in finance.
- • Workshop: designing a hedging strategy for a real exposure.
Strategy, Performance, and Governance
- • Linking financial strategy to business strategy.
- • Balanced scorecard and strategic performance measurement.
- • Key performance indicators and executive dashboards.
- • Investment decision making under uncertainty.
- • Corporate governance, ethics, and board reporting.
- • Financial leadership and organisational influence.
- • Course review, assessment, and action planning.
Conclusion
By successfully completing Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting, participants will gain a thorough understanding of advanced financial reporting, management accounting and control, corporate finance and valuation, financial risk and treasury management, and strategic performance and governance. They will also acquire practical skills in financial reporting and consolidation, financial analysis and valuation, capital budgeting and capital structure decisions, and financial risk management and strategic performance measurement. In addition, the course prepares them to lead financial decisions with a coherent, integrated framework. Gentex Training Center delivers this programme with a strong focus on applied finance technique and strategic business judgement.
FAQs for Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting course
— What is the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course about?
It is a five-day programme that integrates the core of a finance and accounting master's curriculum. It covers advanced IFRS reporting and consolidation, management accounting and control, corporate finance and valuation, capital structure, financial risk and treasury management, and strategic performance measurement and governance.
— What are the key benefits of the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course?
Participants gain an integrated finance framework rather than a set of disconnected techniques. The course improves reporting quality and consolidation accuracy, sharpens valuation and capital budgeting decisions, strengthens treasury and risk practice, connects financial measures to strategy, and raises the standard of board and executive financial reporting.
— What skills will I gain from the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course?
Participants gain financial reporting and consolidation, financial analysis and valuation, capital budgeting and capital structure decision-making, and financial risk management and strategic performance measurement. These four skills cover the practical core of an integrated finance and accounting capability.
— What tools, methods, or standards are covered in the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course?
The course covers the IFRS framework, IFRS 15 revenue recognition, IFRS 16 lease accounting, IFRS 9 financial instruments, consolidation principles and business combinations, quality of earnings review, free cash flow computation, cost classification and behaviour analysis, absorption and variable costing, activity-based costing, standard costing and variance analysis, budgeting and rolling forecast design, responsibility centres and transfer pricing, time value of money, net present value, internal rate of return, payback and profitability index, weighted average cost of capital, cost of equity and cost of debt, capital structure theory and optimal gearing, dividend policy analysis, discounted cash flow and multiples valuation, financial risk management frameworks, foreign exchange hedging instruments, interest rate derivatives, liquidity and working capital management, credit risk assessment, internal control and segregation of duties, the balanced scorecard, strategic key performance indicators, decision making under uncertainty, and corporate governance and board reporting standards.
— How is the "Advanced Course in MBA in Finance & Accounting" course applied in real-world practice?
Participants apply the methods across their finance responsibilities. They prepare or review consolidated accounts, apply IFRS treatments to complex transactions, analyse statements and earnings quality, build cost and variance models, prepare budgets and rolling forecasts, value businesses with DCF and multiples, calculate cost of capital, appraise investments, design hedging strategies, and report strategic performance to boards. Many leave with a consolidation checklist, a valuation model, and a performance scorecard ready to use.
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