This programme distinguishes between the various forms of security including charges, mortgages, pledges and liens. It also provides an overview to land law and analyses issues in property acquisition financing and project financing.
This programme is designed to provide participants with the know-how to evaluate the convergence between economic theory and financial market practice. Participants will be able to relate macroeconomic variables and frameworks directly to financial markets.
This programme is designed to provide participants with the know-how to evaluate the convergence between economic theory and financial market practice. Participants will be able to relate macroeconomic variables and frameworks directly to financial markets.
In this programme, participants will be mainly taught to form and analyse credit risk of non-financial corporates. They will also be exposed to the rating significance of financial covenants and the standard notching guidance for subordination risk, as well as be guided to explain the role of external and implicit external credit support in an issue rating.
This programme explains how to conduct an analysis of historical cash flow statements as well as construct a basic operational cash flow forecast for planning and borrowing purposes.
This two-day programme is designed to provide participants with an overview of fintech with group work sessions. Participants will also be exposed to current perspectives and a practical approach towards fintech. Participants will be able to formulate strategy and experiment with robotics and AI, as well as analyse how these emerging technologies work.
This programme is designed to provide participants with a better understanding of the importance of financial mathematics in pricing bond products. Participants will be exposed to the key principles involved in pricing bond products and the fundamentals of bond trading.
This programme is designed to provide participants with a better understanding on how to determine different Sukuk structures that suit varying funding or investment practices. Participants will also be exposed to the Shariah and legal framework of Sukuk. Participants will be able to relate the importance and benefits of Sukuk to issuers and investors.
The overall aim of this programme is to provide participants with an understanding of Industry 4.0, the related policies by the Malaysian government, and the requirements of basic fundraising options for SMEs. Participants will be guided on how to to analyse the impact and future trends of industry 4.0 on selected sector performance, as well as formulate strategies for the digital technologies environment.
This programme outlines the Malaysian Legal and Regulatory framework governing Islamic finance. Participants will be able to define the issues and challenges in implementing Shariah governance in Islamic finance.
