TOP 10 ACCOUNTING, FINANCE AND BANKING COURSES IN UMM AL QUWAIN?PAGE=2?PAGE=3?PAGE=5?PAGE=4?PAGE=5 - UNITED ARAB EMIRATES - PAGE 8

This training covers banking institutions along with exploring the risks associated with insurance companies. 

This is a practical training in the bid to fight against fraud. It provides extensive knowledge and practical advice to internal auditors to counter and detect fraud with a focus on on deterrence, data mining and interviewing in a stressed e

This training will help you understand and explore the fundamentals of portfolio management, and delve deeper into risk and return. It will help you analyze and understand why investors assign money to fixed income, the numerous issues that

By the end of this training, you will be equipped with the knowledge and understanding of interpreting and analyzing financial statements effectively. 

Obtain the essential and key knowledge of commercial finance and understand their role for HR professionals. Here you will cover the core elements of finance such as analyzing financial data, recognizing financial patterns and prospects in t

This is a comprehensive Finance for Non-Finance Managers training to help you cope up with the essential finance concepts, techniques, and theories. 

This training explores the financial and accounting standards-setting process and will help you to understand the implication of these processes on organizations on a global scale.

This is a comprehensive training to learn about the complex credit control process. The primary focus of this training is on the credit-control process and doing effective credit management assessments such as the risk, and the process of cr

This training is designed to teach you about grants management by introducing you to the essential skills and best practices. 

This training will teach you about the techniques and steps involved in streamlining public expenditure, planning, and budgeting. The focus is on analyzing public financial management, highlighting the possibility and need for reform, review