TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN NEW ZEALAND - PAGE 5

Training is important as it provides staff with the necessary skills to assist you in meeting your obligations. As it is a requirement under the AML/CFT Act, AML/CFT Supervisors and Auditors want to see evidence of training.

This module provides an understanding of investment concepts within the regulatory, legislative and economic environment. Enabling graduates to apply an appropriate six-step process in an investment context.

The purpose of this course is to provide an understanding of the basic parts of an insurance policy, and the implications of those parts on the application of cover. 

This course looks at some of the components that make up a companies accounts, and discusses fundamental concepts in their creation, how they are prepared, and how to interpret them.

Many businesses provide goods and services to customers on credit. The subsequent exposure from non-payment by that debtor poses a significant financial risk to businesses. Trade Credit Insurance is a common form of insurance that companies use to mitigate this risk. IBANZ College's Trade Credit m...

This programme has been designed to give you the insight and tools you need to manage your personal finances. Challenge your thinking about money and how that influences your money behaviours. Then get the tools to plan for your future, save, and manage your budget.

This programme has been designed to give you the insight and tools you need to manage your personal finances.

Managing money is a life skill that most of us are never taught. Take control of your financial future for you and your wh?nau by learning about money, debt and how to create wealth. You'll learn through lots of practical examples and activities, giving you a clear understanding of each topic.

L1 Economics gives students tools that allow them to decode their own behaviour and enable students to make economically sound decisions.

The aim of this course is to introduce students to manual and computer methods of recording accounting data and to provide them with a clear basic understanding of financial reports and their components.