Overview in the MFM Courses in Financial  Management:
This Wealth Management Certification Course is concerned  with  financial  decision-making  and financial instruments and markets. This graduate program  teaches  candidates  to  apply  economic and financial theory to obtain solutions to financial problems,  such  as  choosing  among  alternative investment  projects  and  evaluating  proposed investment strategies. Courses focus on corporate accounting  theory,  corporate  finance  and leadership, investment and portfolio management, risk  management,  international  economics  and finance  and  financial  analysis.  This  graduate program with a corporate finance concentration prepares  individuals for  careers  in  corporate finance,  corporate  leadership,  treasury management, banking and insurance, and portfolio management
-    Corporate Accounting Professional Overview and Developments
-    Corporate Finance Global Overview
-    Corporate Investment and Portfolio Management
-    Corporate Financial Risk Management
-    Global Economics and Financial Markets
-    Financial Analyst Professional Management
Corporate Accounting Professional Overview and Developments
    This  course  is  a  comprehensive  introduction  to corporate  accounting  for  analysts.  The  depth  of coverage depends on the time allotted for the course. Topics  covered  include  basic  accounting  concepts; journal  entries; balance  sheet  construction, types  of assets  and  liabilities,  the  constituents  of  equity, foreign  currency  adjustments,  treasury  stock;  the income statement, types  of  revenues  and  expenses, variable versus fixed costs, dilution, inventory costing and  depreciation  methods,  cash  flow  statements overview, and basics of corporate income taxes.
Corporate Finance Global Overview
   This  module  expands  on  the  candidate's  existing financial  management  experience.  Topics  include estimating  cash  flows,  capital  budgeting  under uncertainty,  raising  debt  and  equity  capital,  financial restructuring, and financial risk management
Investment and Portfolio Management
   This  modules  primary  focus  is  on  security valuation  and  portfolio  management. Including security  pricing, measurement  of  risk and  return,  mean-variance  portfolio  analysis, capital  asset  pricing model, factor  models, and arbitrage  pricing  models.  Asset  classes  and portfolio  strategies  commonly  used  by  global portfolio managers are also studied.
Financial Risk Management
     This  course  exposes  executives  to  the  recent developments in the management of exposure to market risk, credit risk, operational risk, etc. Also, an  introduction  to  the  products  used  for risk  management,  including  forwards,  options, swaps, caps, collars, and floors.
International Economics and Financial Markets
    A comprehensive study of international financial markets, currencies, and concerns. Topics include the  nature  of  foreign  exchange  risk, determination  of  exchange  rates,  Global  and Eurocurrency  markets,  international investments, and the use of futures and options contracts to hedge exchange rate risk.
Financial Analysis Professional Management
    This  executive  training  module  is  covers  the analysis  and  interpretation  of  financial  data. Financial  analysis  makes  extensive  use  of financial ratios so as to evaluate a corporation as an  investment  prospect  and  an  input  for  equity valuation.  Topics  include  a  quick  review  of income balance sheets  and statements and their use.  This  leads  to  a  discussion  of  the  ways  in which  these  ratios  are  used  in  equity  valuation. Participants  are  exposed  to   means  of  using financial  ratios  and  market  data  to  obtain estimates  of  the  growth  rates  for  corporate earnings  and  how  these  estimates  can  be improved  upon  with  the  aid  of  pro   forma financial statements