TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA - PAGE 5

Analysis of Project Finance Models is a 3-day course that will provide you with the ability to understand nuances of project finance theory through analysing and understanding project finance models.

Energy insurance is a type of insurance designed to protect businesses that work in the energy industry. This type of insurance covers a wide range of risks that are unique to the energy industry, such as damage to oil rigs, power plants, pipelines, or other energy infrastructure.

This 3-day training covers the impact of diverse accounting practices for upstream business, accounting issues in development and production stage, and the disclosures in relation to oil & gas companies reserves.

Fresh economic challenges require innovative and proactive responses before we all become sitting ducks. Surging energy costsglobally and intense economic competition from labour surplus countries are driving some our customers out of business – some sooner than we thought!

This programme is designed for professionals whom are responsible in long term investment – taking them beyond technical feasibility in evaluating a project. We guide you to understand from the finance prospective – gauge the returns on investment.

You are a non finance and accounting professional but somehow feeling very lost and uncertain when dealing with numbers and finance. This programme is designed for non-finance managers and executives whom want to learn accounting and finance.

In current business environment, managing financial resources has become a critical management issue for all managers and executives. Managing business under various constraints and ever-rising costs leads us to leverage on financial skills, resources management, and financial information.

If you thought Financial Analysis skills alone are sufficient for your credit analysis and assessment, consider how creative accounting can affect your perceptions and review process in this crucial process.

As business gets competitive, suppliers of goods and services are often forced to compete on more relaxed credit terms. This raises the risk of bad debts and a potential cash flow crisis.

Business growth always involve new financing and corporate activities ranging from joint ventures to acquisitions and mergers, and restructuring. Legal professionals are often involved from initial negotiations to deal structuring, through to completion and settlement of funding.