Cash flow sits at the heart of every business. Yet, every month, $1000’s of your organisation’s money sits in someone else’s account. Give your staff the tools and confidence they need to comfortably have control over the money to operate and grow.
Cash flow sits at the heart of every business. Yet, every month, $1000’s of your organisation’s money sits in someone else’s account. Give your staff the tools and confidence they need to comfortably have control over the money to operate and grow.
The IIA-Australia has a connection of nearly 7,000 professionals inclusive of 3,000 members Australia-wide. Governed by a Board and supported by a national office, the Institute’s activities include the following:
Providing standards, guidance and information on internal auditing best practices
Providing professional development activities, education and certification
Bringing together internal auditors to share information and experiences in internal auditing
Upholding standards by undertaking quality assurance services
Advocating, promoting and publicising the profession to industry professionals, universities, government, public and private sectors.
Contributing to the global profession with representation on international committees and the global board.
The IIA’s Global Headquarters is located in Florida, USA. The first Australian chapter was established in Sydney in 1952 with chapters in Melbourne, Canberra and Brisbane following. In 1986 the Australian chapters successfully petitioned the global organisation to become a national institute.
This qualification is suitable for: Loans officer or Responsible Manager for Asset Finance, Micro lending, Leasing Finance, Credit Repair, Personal Loans or Car Finance to be ASIC compliant.
Cash flow and the ability to collect outstanding invoices can make or break any business. According to The Invoice Market, Australian SMEs are collectively carrying a staggering $76 billion in outstanding invoices at any one time.
Kaplan Professional’s FNS40122 Certificate IV in Credit Management is ideal for new entrants working for Australian credit licensees (ACLs), such as banks and credit unions in roles including responsible managers and credit representatives.
In this workshop, you will apply a framework for determining corporate credit and risk exposure. Using a combination of soft and hard data, you will learn how to evaluate and manage risks, through employing a combination of qualitative and quantitative techniques and models to enable firm.
The FNS40120 Certificate IV in Credit Management reflects entry-level job roles in credit management functions. Individuals working within this role apply theoretical and technical knowledge and skills to work autonomously and exercise judgment in completing routine and non-routine activities relat...
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