TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN CHANDIGARH, INDIA - PAGE 6

ACCA is The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants of UK, the world’s most forward-thinking professional accountancy body with a global curriculum.

The Certified Management Accountant (CMA) certification program is offered by the IMA (Institute of Management Accountants).

CA Foundation course or exam is an entry-level for students interested to pursue a career in Chartered Accountancy (CA). CA Foundation course is conducted by The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India (ICAI). Earlier it was known as the Common Proficiency Test (CPT).

Globally, Python is fast emerging as the programming language of choice for the banking and financial sector. Python, developed under an OSI-approved open source license, is a powerful yet easy to learn programming language.

The current programme is designed with an objective to provide comprehensive training on forex business with more focus on current account transactions and related regulatory compliances. The programme also intends to cover contemporary topics like trade-based money laundering and other AMLissues.

With a global turnover of more than $ 7.1 trillion a day, the forex market is the single largest financial market in the world. Commercial banks are conventionally the major players in the forex market.

A well-appraised loan proposal assesses all the risks involved in a loan proposal and enables banks to put in place risk mitigation measures to avoid future losses. However, an appraisal looks at risks perceived at the time of assessment only.

Tally with GST course is offered by Softech Computer Center for all skill level. The institute is fetched with modern facilities and practical exposure to accord benefits to students.

Trade Finance is one of the traditional forms of bank finance in India. In view of reforms and liberalization, this has gained a new significance.

The world is increasingly getting inter connected and complex. Bank credit mechanism has also undergone phenomenal changes in recent years. Few years ago, credit meant only Cash Credit, Overdraft and Loan.