Speaker: Joe Di Rollo, ACMA, or David Stebbings, FCMA 15 Oct 2009
Time: 8.45 - 5.30
Location: London CPD Hours/Units: 8 CPD hours (for non-CIMA members)
Who will benefit
All accountants, treasury and financial managers plus internal auditors needing a fast-track introduction to the key issues associated with treasury management.
What you can gain
A good overview and introduction in a day of the key areas of treasury
management, including
assessing and managing financial risks
funding and investing cash surpluses
cost-effective domestic and international cash management
key controls and procedures
currency management
implications of IAS 39.
Course content
What is treasury management? Importance of treasury management;
The treasury management environment
Introduction to money markets and investing cash surpluses: Some
alternative financial instruments, counter-party credit risk;
different shaped yield curves; constructing a framework for managing
a short-term cash portfolio.
Financing: the importance of good cash forecasting and planning;
debt/equity choice; raising medium and long-term debt.
Role of bankers and advisers: who, how many and when?
Foreign exchange management: introduction to foreign exchange;
foreign exchange markets; dealing in foreign exchange spot and
forward hedging instruments; types of foreign exchange exposure –
transaction, translation and economic risks, value at risk.
Introduction to IAS 39; fair value and hedge accounting.
Introduction to management issues: key treasury controls
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