| Finance for Non-finance Executives | International Finance | Supply Chain Management |
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Fee
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| 1 | Finance for Non-finance Executives | 3 months | Rs 6742/- (US$225)* |
| 2 | International Finance | 2 months | Rs 6742/- (US$225)* |
| 3 | Supply Chain Management | 2 months | Rs 6742/- (US$225)* |
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Rs 6000 + 12.36% tax (Service Tax 12% with surcharge of 20% )
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Finance for Non-finance
Executives
Author
and Co-ordinator: Prof P K Jain
The course is designed to introduce participants
from non-financial background to basic financial and accounting concepts. It
includes extensive coverage of concepts such as financial statements, ratio
analysis, break-even analysis, cost concepts, decision-making, capital budgeting
and an introduction to the forex markets thereby providing the participants
with an insight into financial management. The objective of the course is to
widen the horizon of knowledge and skills of the participants so as to enable
them to understand business processes in a holistic way and to prepare them
for larger responsibilities.
Course Overview
| - | Understanding financial statements |
| - | Assessing the financial health of corporate firms |
| - | Generating relevant data from the perspective of determination of break-even point, cost control, pricing and product decisions |
| - | Taking decisions on investments for long-term projects |
| - | Understanding basics of international finance with focus on foreign exchange risk |
| - | Managers / executives from junior to senior levels in non-financial functions in the private and public sector from any manufacturing or service industry |
| - | Non-financial technical professionals, including those engaged in Information Technology, research and development and systems development projects with commercial applications |
| - | Executives in banks |
| - | Executives / individuals keen to understand basic financial concepts |
* Graduates pursuing MBA degree from a recognised institution can also apply
International Finance
Author
and Co-ordinator: Prof Surendra S Yadav
The course aims to provide participants a broad exposure to the different
dimensions of financial management in the international context with an
emphasis on exchange markets, exchange rate, currency derivatives, exchange
risk management and international investment decisions. The course seeks
to enhance skills of the participants by providing comprehensive insights,
case studies and online interaction.
Course Overview
| - | Understanding foreign exchange market and foreign exchange rate theories |
| - | Understanding currency derivative instruments and their use |
| - | Developing an insight into exchange rate risk and ways to manage it |
| - | Appreciating international investment decisions |
| - | Managers / executives dealing with international finance function at banks, financial institutions, NBFCs, who may seek exposure/access to concepts in international finance |
| - | Finance Managers / executives from industries such as manufacturing, Information Technology, services, FMCG, PSUs, who are involved in decisions related to international finance |
| - | Executives / professionals who wish to understand the concepts in international finance so as to broaden their knowledge base |
* Graduates pursuing MBA degree from a recognised institution can also apply
Supply Chain Management
Authors
and Co-ordinators: Dr Devinder Kumar Banwet,
Dr
S G Deshmukh, Dr
R Shankar
The course is designed to equip the participants with concepts, tools
and techniques of Supply Chain Management (SCM) so that they may understand
the strategy, operation and IT-enablement of the supply chain they manage.
It also aims at developing the decision-making capability in the SCM area.
Course Overview
| - | Understanding concepts of SCM |
| - | Assessing organisational needs towards SCM |
| - | Taking decisions related to operation of SCM |
| - | Understanding the basics of IT-enabled SCM |
| - | Understanding concepts through case studies and illustrations from sectors such as FMCG, automobile, perishables and IT etc |
| - | Managers / executives from junior to senior levels in supply chain related or logistics related functions in the private and public sector from any manufacturing or service industry |
| - | Supply chain professionals including those engaged in Information Technology, research and development, and systems development projects with supply chain applications |
| - | Executives working in logistics, courier, transport and various other industries |
| - | Executives / individuals keen to understand basic supply chain management concepts |
*Only graduates and above, having a degree from recognised Indian
or International Universities are eligible to receive the 'Certificate
of Participation' on completion of the course.
* Graduates pursuing MBA degree from a recognised institution can also apply
Issue of certificates might take up to three months after the completion
of the course. This period will be used in collecting documentation from
participants, identifying eligible partcipants based on level of activity,
processing certificates and requires signatures from Macmillan, faculties,
institutional authorities as the case may be. Considering the geographical
locations, physical nature of certificates and the importance of the certificates,
certain time will be spent. Macmillan is striving that this time period
is reduced over a period of time. Participants are advised to send their
required eligibility documentation as soon as possible to avoid inconvenience
to them and to their fellow participants because it is not possible to
run the processes for individual participants only.
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