The financial services sector is one of the crucial components of a country’s economy. It drives the economy and its marketplace with the free flow of capital and liquidity. It is made up of various financial firms, including banks, insurance companies, investment houses, finance companies, lenders, ac¬counting services, and real estate brokers. Those with a certification in Fi¬nance & Accounting can look forward to a lucrative career path within the financial services industry.
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PG program in Finance & Accounting in Collaboration with Grant Thornton
A program by Grant Thornton and RISE
Program Outcomes
RISE, in collaboration with Grant Thornton, prepares you with finance & accounting skills that can enable you to
- implement creative & transformative solutions to address finance-related complexities
- Operate finance functions in a digitally powered environment
- Help maximize the efficiency and effectiveness of finance functions
- Support the organization to expand their footprints in the new markets
- Deliver business value to the financial services industry
Who should attend
- Working professionals with ex¬perience in managing business¬es, operations, strategy, business development, or finance.
- Graduates who are keen to learn more about finance and accounting.
- Professionals who want to upskill and re-skill to boost their career growth in this field.
- Graduates and professionals who want a career switch and gain a competitive edge
Fees
Fees
INR 95,000 + GST
Duration: 11 months
Easy Finance options available
Weekend Batches
Program Coverage
- Business Strategy and Financial Performance
- Foundations of successful Business Strategy
- Strategy execution – analysis, formulations, implementation & challenges
- Business Strategy & impact on financial performance
- Case study Module
- Strategy execution – analysis, formulations, implementation & challenges
- Tools to understand strategy – Creating & capturing Value
- Case Study Topic
- From threat to opportunity – McDonalds’ burgers entry India
- Walt Disney case study – sustainability of high-quality products in the present entertainment scenario
- Financial Accounting
- Basics of Financial Accounting – Conventions, types of accounting functions.
- Critical Indian Accounting Standards – 1,2, 38 & 115
- Case study module
- Understanding Depreciation
- Origins of Indian Accounting standards
- Case study Topic
- Depreciation - Case Study
- ICAI Ind AS
- Cost Accounting
- Introduction to Cost Accounting – Elements, FC, VC & Mixed Cost and Break Even.
- Budgeting and Control
- Case study module
- Costing Models
- Case study Topic
- Cost Sheet Analysis
- Preparation of Cost Sheet
- Financial Reporting and Analysis
- Introduction to Financial Statement Analysis & its Applications
- Analysis of Income Statements, Balance sheets & Cash flow statements
- Financial Reporting Quality
- Case study module
- Cash Flow statement analysis
- Ratio analysis
- Balance sheet and P&L review
- Case study Topic
- Sample company statements- identifying major sources & uses of cash and segregating in CFO, CFI, CFF
- Preparation of Cost Sheet
- Deriving at inferences from Balance Sheet and P&L Account of a business organization
- Project Finance
- Introduction to Project Finance – Project Structure & Project Finance deals
- Introduction to Business Plans – Design & Implement
- Case study module
- Project structure and finance
- Case study Topic
- PPP in India
- Financial Risk Management
- Foundation of Risk Management
- Quantitative Analysis of Risk
- Market and Credit Risk Metrics
- Case study module
- Assessing risk for an FS company
- Credit risk analysis
- Market Risk analysis
- Case study Topic
- Credit underwriting and Assessment for unsecured loans
- Credit underwriting for a Financial Services Company
- Identifying market risk for a single asset
- Tax Accounting
- Introduction to Tax Accounting – Elements of Tax
- IND AS 12 – Taxation Tax disclosures and Analysis
- Case study module
- Income Tax in India
- Case study Topic
- History of Income Tax
- FinTech
- Catalysts for Fintech revolution
- Finance 2.0
- Case study module
- Evolution of a FinTech Company
- New lending models integrating finance & technology
- Case study Topic
- CRED case study
- BNPL lending models
- Financial Analytics
- Exploratory data analysis in finance
- Exploring various tools available for Financial Analytics
- Introduction & Applications of R & Python in Financial Analytics?
- Credit risk analysis & modelling
- AI & ML in financial services & uses
- Case study module
- Exploring various tools available for Financial Analytics
- Credit risk analysis & modelling
- Case study Topic
- Financial Analytics for a Banking company
- Preparation of a Risk model for MSME Lending
- Blockchain technology, cryptocurrency
- Blockchain Ecosystem, mining & technologies
- Blockchain data, network & data processing
- Blockchain as an asset & business
- Regulatory Framework
- Case study module
- Blockchain as an asset & business
- Cryptocurrency
- Regulatory Framework
- Case study Topic
- Leveraging Blockchain technology for smart contracts
- Mining process in cryptocurrency using Blockchain Technology
- Introduction on tax on crypto by Govt of India & its relevance
- Entrepreneurial Finance
- Entrepreneurial Finance 101 – Finance Structure, Business Cycle,
- Leveraging & Debt Financing
- Understanding Treasury & Capital Management
- Case study module
- Preparing an information memorandum
- Case study Topic
- Investment Memorandum preparation for a new Business
- Corporate Finance and Accounting
- Corporate Finance
- Cost of Capital – WACC & CAPM
- Introduction to Financial Management
- Case study module
- Working capital management
- Measures of Leverage
- Case study Topic
- Computing effective cost of short-term borrowing alternatives for a company
- Computing BEP & OBEP of a company using details of costs & sales
- Mergers & Acquisitions
- Introduction to Investment Appraisals & Decision Making
- Managing Change – Benefits of Synergies
- Case study module
- Due diligence report
- Case study Topic
- Preparation of a due diligence report for an acquisition
- PROJECT
Cancellation and refund policy
The refund policy in case of withdrawal of nomination would work as follows:-
- A refund of 50% of the fee would be provided for cancellation requests received up to five working days before the training start date
- Participants who cancel in less than five working days, or there is no show on the training date are liable to pay the full course fee and would not be entitled to refunds.
Cancellations must be made via emails only. However desirous participants can be accommodated in the future batches of program, without paying anything extra. It is requested that willingness to attend any future program should be communicated at the earliest convenience.