Debit / Credit in Dynamics NAV - Basics

I this course we will learn about Treasury and Risk Management in SAP S/4 Hana FSCMSAP Treasury and Risk Management (TRM) – Course DescriptionThis course provides a comprehensive and practical understanding of SAP Treasury and Risk Management (TRM), designed for finance professionals, SAP consultants, and treasury users who want to manage liquidity, financial risks, and treasury operations efficiently within SAP. The course covers both functional concepts and system configuration, aligned with real-world business scenarios.Participants will learn how to manage cash and liquidity planning, bank account management, money market transactions, foreign exchange (FX) deals, interest rate instruments, and financial risk analysis using SAP TRM. The course also explains hedging processes, exposure management, market data integration, and valuation methods for treasury instruments. Integration with SAP FI (General Ledger, Accounts Payable, and Accounts Receivable) is explained in detail to ensure accurate financial postings and reporting.Special focus is given to end-to-end treasury processes, including deal capture, confirmation, settlement, accounting, and reporting. Key configuration areas such as transaction manager, product types, account determination, and flows are covered step by step. By the end of this course, participants will be able to confidently support, configure, and optimize SAP Treasury and Risk Management to improve financial control, compliance, and decision-making within their organizations.

Welcome to this dream course "Accounting, Finance and Banking - A Comprehensive Study" In this course, you will learn Accounting, Financial Management Banking So, you may have a question, why all in three? Answer is - all the three domains are interrelated If you are going to be an accountant, you cannot survive without interacting with Finance and Banking Executives. And same is the case for other two. So, you should have knowledge in all the three, and this course will teach you from Basics to Advanced concepts in all the three domains. So, what is curriculum? Section names are listed here. You would see the detailed list below this course summary Section 1 - Basics of Accounting in 66 Minutes Section 2 - Accounting Process Section 3 - Final Accounts Section 4 - Single Entry System of Accounting Section 5 - Rectification of Errors Section 6 - Depreciation Accounting Section 7 - Accounting for Partnership Firms Section 8 - Basics of Accounting Standards Section 9 - Accounting for Deferred Taxes Section 10 - Financial Management - Introduction Section 11 - Time Value of Money Section 12 - Financial Ratio Analysis Section 13 - Cash Flow Analysis Section 14 - Fund Flow Analysis Section 15- Cost of Capital Section 16 - Capital Structuring Decisions Section 17 - Types of Financing Section 18 - Capital Budgeting Investment Decisions Section 19 - Working Capital Management Section 20 - Basics of International Finance Section 21 - Quotes Section 22 - American Term and European Term Section 23 - Bid and Ask Section 24 - Basics of Banking Section 25 - Classification of Banks Section 26 - Functions of

The financial world is transforming at lightning speed, and generative AI is no longer a buzzword—it’s a competitive edge. Imagine being able to scan through a 200-page annual report in minutes, uncover insights from thousands of market articles, or generate client-ready reports with a few simple prompts. That’s the power this course puts in your hands.Generative AI in Finance: Practice Tests Certification isn’t a theoretical course—it’s a hands-on simulation of real scenarios. Through six carefully designed practice tests, you’ll step into the shoes of equity analysts, portfolio managers, compliance officers, fraud investigators, and financial advisors. Each test challenges you with a practical case study, pushing you to apply AI not just as a tool, but as a partner in decision-making.You’ll practice:Summarizing dense financial documents with precision.Tracking market sentiment across thousands of data points.Drafting compliance reports and spotting AI “hallucinations.”Detecting fraud patterns that traditional systems miss.Stress-testing AI-driven trading strategies.Personalizing wealth management communication at scale.By the end, you won’t just “know” how AI can be used—you’ll demonstrate it. These scenarios mirror what top firms are already adopting, giving you a portfolio of applied skills that recruiters and clients value.This course doesn’t oversell hype. Instead, it equips you to bridge financial expertise with cutting-edge AI, making you someone who can extract clarity from complexity, speed from slowness, and personalization from scale.If you’re serious about staying relevant in the future of finance, these practice tests are your proving ground.

Master the Net Present Value theory and calculations by understanding the basic time value of money principles. You will be introduced to the background of Finance Net Present Value and you will learn the skills needed for the calculating and interpreting the Net Present Values. These calculation skills are important fundamentals that can be applied to basic and more advanced levels of Finance.Even if you have no prior knowledge or understanding of Finance and/or Mathematics, this course will provide you with the most important Net Present Value skills. At the end of the course, you will be able to describe what Net Present Value is. You will also be able to calculate Net Present Value and you will know how to apply the calculations for answering a decision-making/analytical question.This course was designed for everyone from any background who wants to learn the Net Present Value theory and calculations. Whether you're a beginner starting to learn Financial Mathematics or an advanced student studying advanced Quantitative Modelling, you will need to know what Net Present Value is.The Course Objectives is to teach you all the most important basics for Financial Mathematics: Net Present Value and Time Value of Money.

2026 FRMThe FRM designation is recognized as the benchmark for financial risk professionals and has been adopted by companies to ensure their risk management employees are well versed in the latest financial risk concepts. Becoming an FRM boosts your credibility and respect from employers, peers, and clients and maximizes your personal and professional opportunities within the world of finance.FRM Exam FormatThe FRM Exam Part II is a computer-based, multiple-choice exam. Part II contains 80 multiple-choice questions. The exam is offered solely in English—specifically American English—and is typically administered three times per year, in May, August, and November, at hundreds of exam sites around the world. Candidates should know the exam must be completed in four hours or less. This exam is administered via computer-based testing (CBT).FRM Part IIThe FRM Exam Part II focuses on the tools used to assess financial risk:Market risk measurement and managementCredit risk measurement and managementOperational and integrated risk measurement and managementLiquidity and treasury risk measurement and managementRisk management and investment managementCurrent issues in financial marketsCandidates should understand that the level of mathematical difficulty of the FRM exam is similar to that found in advanced undergraduate or introductory graduate-level finance courses at most universities. Additionally, while the exam is designed to be conceptual, candidates will still be required to know important formulas and calculations, as well as how to apply them correctly. Please note that formula sheets are not provided with the examFRM Exam FeesThe FRM Exam requires a program enrollment fee of $400, which is payable when a candidate initially registers for the FRM Exam

Prepare for the CFA Level 2 exam in 2022 with 100% confidence! The course covers the Corporate Finance syllabus in detail so you will have a complete understanding when tackling this section in the exam. After you grasp the concepts, try out a lot of questions (from the Learning Ecosystem and End of Chapter questions) to increase your mastery of the readings.AFTER GOING THROUGH THIS COURSE, YOU DO NOT HAVE TO STUDY FROM THE TEXTBOOK ANYMORE (OR ANY OTHER SOURCE)!Exam Weight: 5% - 10%At the end of this course, students should be able to:evaluate expansion and replacement capital projects, how depreciation methods affect the cash flows of the projects; determine optimal capital project in situations of mutually exclusive projects with unequal lives (least common multiple of lives approach, equivalent annual annuity approach) and capital rationing; types of real options; evaluate capital projects using economic profit, residual income, claims valuation modelexplain the Modigliani-Miller propositions (with and without taxes), optimal capital structurecompare theories of dividend policy, describe signals from dividends, clientele effects; compare stable dividend policy, constant dividend payout ratio policy, and residual dividend payout policy; calculate effect of share repurchase on book value per share and earnings per share; calculate dividend coverage ratiosevaluate the effectiveness of a company's corporate governance; evaluate ESG risk exposures and investment opportunitiesclassify M A activities based on forms of integration and business activities; bootstrapping of EPS; merger transaction characteristics; pre-offer and post-offer takeover defense mechanisms; use the discounted cash flow, comparable com