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About the Course
In this course, you will explore various types of financial risks, including market, credit, and operational risks, and learn strategies for managing
and mitigating them. Additionally, you will master the art of building compelling business cases, focusing on strategic alignment, financial
justification, risk assessment, and stakeholder communication. You will also understand the fundamental principle that money available now is
worth more than the same amount in the future due to its potential earning capacity. You will apply these concepts through scenario-based
assessments and financial theory exercises. This course is ideal for non-financial managers or professionals who seek to enh...
and mitigating them. Additionally, you will master the art of building compelling business cases, focusing on strategic alignment, financial
justification, risk assessment, and stakeholder communication. You will also understand the fundamental principle that money available now is
worth more than the same amount in the future due to its potential earning capacity. You will apply these concepts through scenario-based
assessments and financial theory exercises. This course is ideal for non-financial managers or professionals who seek to enh...
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By Diego A C D
•Apr 10, 2025
Great content, filled with fresh knowledge that goes outside of the theory and gets involves practical and real situations. Congrats to professor Joseph for his capability to teach!
By Timothy H
•Mar 20, 2025
Now that I have the swing of things I am enjoying the series much more. Still getting adjusted to your AI instructor.
By Lawrence L
•Jan 5, 2025
Excellent course
By Abhinav L
•May 9, 2025
Defines risk, and describes what is important for a business to succeed. But doesn't go into the details of the kinds of risks a business faces, like operational risk or reputational risk.