| Location | Available at Narita Academy & On-Site (At Clients' Premises) | ||
| Duration | Six Days | ||
| Purpose | Structured Finance is the design of debt, equity and hybrid financing techniques in order to resolve particular issuer or investor problems that cannot be solved by conventional methods. | ||
| Description | |||
Program Specifications: Day One : Introduction to Structured Finance. Market Structure and Size Investors:
Issuers:
Links to Wholesale Derivatives Market Structured Notes:
Final Notes and Conclusions Day Two : Financing with Asset – Backed – Securities / ABS.ABS Structure ABS Types:
Trading ABS Securitization ABS Advantages and Disadvantages Day Three : Credit Derivatives and Synthetic ABSThe Credit Risk Defined Different Aspects of Credit Risk:
Calculating Credit Risk & Implications For Derivative Contracts Credit Enhancement and Derivatives Synthetic ABS:
Day Four : Collateralized Debt Obligations - CDOs Introduction:
Benefits of CDOs to Asset Mangers and CDOs Equity Investors:
Types of Cash Flow CDOs:
Underlying Collateral Characteristics:
Transaction Structure and Mechanics:
Summary of Major Risks:
Day Five: Hybrid Instruments Definition Important Terms Traditional Hybrids Latest Styles of Hybrids Hybrids Usage Basket D Security Major Types of Hybrids:
Day Six : Structuring Leveraged Financing Leveraged Financing Defined Leveraged Acquisition Financing Leveraged Recapitalization Leveraged Asset – Backed Finance Leveraged Finance Risks Second Lien on Loans:
Conclusion and Wrapping-up Program ObjectivesAt the end of the program, participants will be aware of: Participants: Treasury professionals, fund managers, asset managers, portfolio managers, dealing room employees, investment bankers, brokers, dealers, and financial markets professionals. | |||
| Location | Available at Narita Academy & On-Site (At Clients' Premises) | ||
| Duration | Six Days | ||
| Purpose | To introduce the basic concepts behind the corporate finance industry, thus making participants well acquainted with the elements of corporate financing strategies and the related issues pertaining to risk and return management | ||
| Description | |||
Program Specifications: Day One: Corporate Finance Conceptual Framework Present Value and The Opportunity Cost of Capital
Definition Calculating PV The Net Present Value - NPV Risk and Present Value Present Value and Rates of Return
Smoothing Consumption Patterns Introduction of Productive Opportunities
Valuing Long-lived Assets Perpetuities and Annuities Compound Interest and Present Value Day Two: Dealing With Securities The Present Value of Bonds and Stocks
Forecasting Free Cash Flows – FCF Valuation Format Establishing Horizon Value Day Three: Dealing With Risk Risk, Return, and The Opportunity Cost of Capital
The Portfolio Risk
Capital Budgeting
Certainty Equivalents Certainty Equivalents and Risk Adjusted Discount Rates Using Risk-Adjusted Discount Rates – Case Study
Day Four: Practicing Capital Budgeting Practical Problems in Capital Budgeting
Day Five: The Corporate Financing Framework An Overview of Corporate Financing
Do Firms Rely Too Heavily on Internal Funds When Do Firms Seek External Finance Timing Debt and Equity Issues Dilution Day Six: The Concept of Capital Structure and Dividend Policy
Definition Components Different Forms
Dividend Theories Lintner's Model How Dividends are Paid
Program Objectives At the end of the program, will be able to deal with all issues related to corporate finance, which in return would help them establish a proper conceptual framework either to design a financing strategy or in the other hand; be able to assess current strategies appropriateness and suggest corrective strategies to alleviate financial performance. Participants: Junior and middle management professionals, credit and finance officers, risk personnel, investment bankers,, and financial markets professionals. The program also helps accounting and audit firms to be acquainted with the conceptual framework of corporate financing which will help them extend bridges of common understanding between accounting professionals and finance professional in a way that affect the firm's books efficiently. | |||
| Location | Available at Narita Academy & On-Site (At Clients' Premises) | ||
| Duration | Four Days | ||
| Purpose | The programs is targeting non-finance people working in corporations, banks, and individual projects aiming to help them understand the concept of finance and its major components in order o help them smoothly and comfortably deal with finance related issues in their day-to-day operations. | ||
| Description | |||
Program Specifications: Day One: Finance; The Scarecrow The Finance Framework
The Balance Sheet The Income Statement The Statement of Cash Flows Other Related Statements Day Two: 101 to understand Our BusinessRunning Our Business
Day Three: Measuring Our Firm's Performance Interest Made Easy Simple Interest Compound Interest Future Interest Discounting vs. Compounding The Controls Present Value - PV Net Present Value - NPV Internal Rate of Return – IRR Modified Internal Rate of Return – MIRR Payback Period The Ratio Analysis Why Ratios Liquidity Ratios Asset Efficiency Ratios Leverage Ratios Profitability Ratios Day Four: The GymnasticsCase Study: How to Deal with Our Firm's Financials (Using Firms Audited Financial Statements) Participants:Junior and middle management professionals who are not related to finance HR professionals, Training Manages, People working in operations, administration, and support activities. | |||
| Location | Available at Narita Academy & On-Site (At Clients' Premises) | ||
| Duration | Four Days | ||
| Purpose | Financial Statements Analysis is the technique that helps both young and top finance professionals to master the techniques of analyzing and assessing the financial performance of their entity or help to evaluate the financial strength and soundness of a target investment or a client | ||
| Description | |||
Program Specifications: Day One: Financial Statements Framework The Financial Statements Conceptual Framework Introduction to Financial Statements The Financial Reporting Mechanics The Financial Reporting Standards
The GAAP vs. IFRS Effect on Financial Statements & Reporting Requirements Day Two: The Financial Statements DefinedWorking With Financial Statements
Key Equations Day Three: The Analysis FrameworkThe Analysis of Conceptual Frame Work
The Income Tax Leases Off-Balance Sheet Debt Key Equations Day Four: The Financial Analysis TechniquesThe Technical Framework
The International Standard Convergence Key Equations Participants: Treasury professionals, credit and finance officers, investment bankers, brokers, dealers, and financial markets professionals. The program also helps young professional to fortify their analytical capabilities and enhance their financial expertise | |||
| Location | Available at Narita Academy & On-Site (At Clients' Premises) | ||
| Duration | Four Days | ||
| Purpose | The programs offers an in-depth technique that helps the international financial markets professionals to be acquainted to the most influential techniques of using the International Financial Management techniques to analyzing and assessing the financial and economic viability and performance of their portfolio of international investments as well as evaluate the financial strength and soundness of a target investment or a client | ||
| Description | |||
Program Specifications: Day One: The Multinational Corporations Management – MNC's Multinational Financial Management Goal of The Multinational Corporations – MNC
Theories of International Business
International Business Models
Exposure to International Risk
Valuation Model for an MNC
Day Two: How The Flow of Funds Work The International Flow of Funds
National Income Government Restrictions Exchange Rates International Capital Flow
Agencies Facilitating International Funds Flow
Day Three: The International Financial Markets International Financial Markets
How Financial Markets Affect MNC's Value Day Four: The Foreign Direct Investment - FDI The Motives for Foreign Direct Investment
Benefits of International Diversification
Day Five: The Multinational Mathematics Multinational Cost of Capital and Capital Structure
The CAPM THE ICAPM Implications of CAPM & ICAPM for An MNC Risk Cost of Capital Across Countries Country Differences in The Cost of Debt Country Differences in The Cost of Equity Combining The Cost of Debt and Equity Estimating The Cost of Debt and Equity Using Cost of Capital for Assessing Foreign Projects
Drive NPV of The Equity Investment Participants: Treasury professionals, credit and finance officers, risk personnel, investment bankers, Trade finance professional, Dealing room professionals, and financial markets professionals. The program also helps young professional to fortify their analytical capabilities and enhance their financial expertise | |||
| Location | Available at Narita Academy & On-Site (At Clients' Premises) | ||
| Duration | Seven Days | ||
| Purpose | The programs offers a unique technique that helps both young and top financial markets professionals to master the techniques of using the hybrid financing techniques and some of the computational finance basics to analyzing and assessing the financial performance of their entity or help to evaluate the financial strength and soundness of a target investment or a client. | ||
| Description | |||
Program Specifications: Day One: Introduction to Derivatives Introduction to Derivatives Markets
The Futures Markets
Day Two: Determining Futures Prices and Market Utilization The Futures Prices
Using Futures Markets
Day Three: The Realm of Futures The Futures Arena
Stock Index Futures
Day Four: The Foreign Exchange Markets and Futures The Foreign Exchange Futures
The Options Market
Day Five: Working With Options Options Payoffs and Option Strategies
Options Approach to Corporate Securities
Day Six: The Exotic Options Exotic Options Defined
Day Seven: Working with SWAPS The Swaps Market
The Swap Market Refinements
Program Objectives At the end of the program, participants will Participants: Treasury professionals, credit and finance officers, risk personnel, investment bankers, brokers, dealers, and financial markets professionals .The program also helps young professional to fortify their analytical capabilities and enhance their financial expertise | |||
| Location | Available at Narita Academy & On-Site (At Clients' Premises) | ||
| Duration | Six Days | ||
| Purpose | Helping students to acquire fundamental skills, knowledge and attitude needed in accounting field through a group of practice activity | ||
| Description | |||
Program Specifications: Day One : Accounting Principals Accounting definition and objectives Financial Accounting Basic framework and concepts Accounting Assumption, Principal and constrain Types of Accounts Accounting cycle Qualitative characteristics of Accounting Information Day Two : Accrual AccountingCash & Accrual Basis Prepaid Expense Accrual Expense Deferred Revenue Accrual Revenue Day Three : Financial Statements IFormats and Contents Preparation of the different types of financial statements and other special accounting issues Day Four : Financial Statements IICash Flow Statement Inventory: Receivables Capitalization Vs Expensing Reserves Vs Provision Day Five: Preparing Consolidated StatementDebt Vs Equity Equity Accounting Consolidated Statements Day Six : Structuring Leveraged FinancingComprehensive Example Including Entries for Issuing Debt and buy common stock, subscription and others Marketable Security (Investment - Valuations) Introduction to Financial Analysis Participants:High school student seeking professional career in the field of accounting , fresh and post graduate student, future managers, junior finance or corporate finance | |||
| Location | Available at Narita Academy & On-Site (At Clients' Premises) | ||
| Duration | Five Days | ||
| Purpose | Helping students to understand the inherent risks as well as the effective internal audit. | ||
| Description | |||
Program Specifications: Day One : Internal Audit Function Scope of work Assumption, principals and Constrains Kinds of internal Audit Day Two : Risks and Control environmentRisks Assessment Internal Control System Day Three : Risks and Control environment IIPCAOB and COSO Component of internal control Audit Committee Day Four : Control ProceduresKinds Control Activity Segregation of duties Day Five: Preparing Consolidated StatementIndependence Checks & Verification Safeguarding control Sequential pre-numbered forms Compensating control Fraud Participants:Internal auditors, controllers, finance and any of whom related to internal auditors including accountants and others. | |||
| Location | Available at Narita Academy & On-Site (At Clients' Premises) | ||
| Duration | Six Days | ||
| Purpose | To know how to interpret accounting material according to IFRS | ||
| Description | |||
Program Specifications: Day One : Contents Introduction The accounting profession, accounting ideas and the theoretical background of accounting. Statement of financial position
Day Two : Statement of change in Equity & statement of Cash flow Assets
Day Three :
Liabilities
Day Four : Long term liabilities Accounting for debt Capital, Retained earnings and reserves Equity
Day Five: Revenue Recognition Concepts, Rules and Criteria Measurements Day Six:Preparation and presentation of financial statements for business enterprises Business combinations, consolidations, associates & joint ventures
The impact of changes in International Accounting Standards on Accounting & Auditing in Egypt Program ObjectivesAt the end of the program, participants will be aware of: Participants: All Users of financial statements | |||
