Course Description:
The CMA certification represents a broad business competency and mastery of the management-level skills required to add value, drive business performance, and build quality financial practices within organizations. CMAs provide employers with the ideal balance of three essential and interdependent business disciplines: accounting, management and strategy. This powerful combination of skills defines the CMA's unique value to an organization and makes the CMA the designation of choice!
Course Outlines:
- External Financial Reporting Decisions
- Planning, Budgeting, and Forecasting
- Performance Management
- Cost Management
- Internal Controls
- Technology and Analytics
- Teacher: Abdulazez Algenaimi
- Teacher: Dr. Dr. Muhammad Oukal
Course Description:
The CMA certification represents a broad business competency and mastery of the management-level skills required to add value, drive business performance, and build quality financial practices within organizations. CMAs provide employers with the ideal balance of three essential and interdependent business disciplines: accounting, management and strategy. This powerful combination of skills defines the CMA's unique value to an organization and makes the CMA the designation of choice!
Course Outlines:
- Financial Statement Analysis
- Corporate Finance
- Decision Analysis
- Investment Decisions
- Professional Ethics
- Teacher: Dr. Dr. Muhammad Oukal
Course Description:
The Basel III Comprehensive Course covers the regulations established by the Bank for International Settlements and the Islamic Financial Services Board for the implementation of Basel III, as well as the latest reforms known as Basel IV, from 2017 to 2024 for both Islamic and conventional banks. Additionally, the course addresses the challenges and steps for implementation in Syria and various other countries. The course is structured into two levels, with each level comprising 40 training hours.
Course Outlines:
- Introduction to the Basel Committee and its philosophy
- Key reasons for transitioning from Basel II to Basel III
- Capital adequacy under Basel III, including required buffers and estimation methods
- Challenges of implementing Basel III and IV in both conventional and Islamic banks in Syria
- Credit risk estimation using Basel III and Basel IV standardized approaches
- Operational risk estimation according to Basel IV
- Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) challenges in calculating under Basel III for Syrian banks
- Net Stable Funding Ratio under Basel III and the challenges of its calculation in Syrian banks
- Leverage ratio under Basel III and IV
- Practical examples from various banks and countries
- The Islamic Financial Services Board (IFSB) Standard 23, issued in 2021, addresses the application of Basel III and IV for Islamic banks, focusing on capital adequacy ratios, leverage, liquidity, and credit risk estimation using standardized approaches
- Financial instruments for Syrian banks to enhance Basel III and IV compliance
- Enhancements Syrian banks can implement in financing and deposit contracts to comply with Basel III and IV requirements
- Teacher: Dr. Alaa Salhani