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Who
You are a senior financial or business executive and want to refresh and broaden your understanding of the newest financial concepts and tools.
What
- Complete a strategic review of your financial capabilities and share best practices for immediate action
- Benchmark your financial skills
- Be ready to confidently apply new strategic tools to create value
Duration
5½ days
When
Dates 2010
October 3 - October 8, 2010
Dates 2011
April 3 - April 8, 2011
October 23 - October 28, 2011
Our participants
SF is for senior financial and business executives seeking to refresh and broaden their understanding of the newest financial concepts and tools, or to refine their already existing skills.
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“The insights are numerous based on a perfect balance between sound corporate finance theories and real business practice. Amazing!”
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“An excellent course full of insights and learnings. The topic, and the
Partner |
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"An intense, but refreshing week where you acquire a broader perspective on finance and business. I returned to the office full of ideas and with access to a huge knowledge network."
Reinhard Quante, Chief Financial Officer |
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"Strategic Finance is an excellent program that provides coverage of the most important financial concepts and tools. A good balance of theory and practical discussions."
Elena Legezina, Lead Financial Officer |
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"Strategic Finance was a great experience not only because of the quality of the professors and the subjects covered, but also because of the interaction with other participants."
Monica Marinas-Mate, Finance Knowledge Manager |
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“A very comprehensive and well-balanced program superbly executed
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What
Your challenge:
- You need to develop new financial strategies to get through the recession
- Your CEO is looking to you and your team to create “shareholder value”
- Your competitors' shares are selling at a premium to your own
- You need to stay on top of economic and financial tools and integrate them into your day-to-day operations
- You need to choose among several financial alternatives for a large investment project
- You work for a family or private firm and want to know how much your company would sell for on the market
Your solution:
IMD's Strategic Finance (SF) program will help you gain more confidence in your own investment decisions, knowing you have covered every angle. You will discover how to create value for your company and boost its financial performance. You will examine the most useful, recent financial concepts, review best-practice use of classical finance techniques and learn how to make sense of current financial markets.
Your take-away:
- Complete strategic review of your financial capabilities and share best practices for immediate action
- Benchmark your financial skills
- Be ready to confidently apply new strategic tools to create value
How
You will learn from real and relevant case studies, open sessions to discuss your issues, group exercises, videos and simulations. You will also benefit from the rich experiences of your classmates – a diverse group representing a broad range of nationalities and industries. You will apply the ideas and concepts you learn directly to your own agenda.
A typical SF schedule includes sessions such as:
- Financial strategy
- Asset management
- Financial regulation and compliance
- Private equity deals and due diligence
- Stakeholders
- Leveraged finance
- Financing large investments: project finance
- Advanced equity financing
- Behavioral finance
- Thinking, managing and structuring risks
- Financing acquisitions
Our Faculty
Our Faculty members are recognized world authorities in their fields. They divide their time between teaching, research and acting as consultants to international companies. They remain on top of the latest management trends.
You can expect timely, innovative learning activities, materials and content in all IMD programs.
James C. Ellert |
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Stewart Hamilton |
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Benoît Leleux |
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Didier Cossin |
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Arturo Bris |
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In this section, you will find important information on the program fee, application, invoicing, cancellation and transfer. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact our program advisors.
Fee
The program fee (which is mentioned on the overview page) includes tuition, teaching materials, and lunch on weekdays. Travel or living expenses are not covered. You must settle your own hotel bills, both when in Lausanne and on off-campus assignments, as well as all dinners and lunches on weekends when applicable. IMD reserves the right to modify the program fee at any time.
Tentative reservation
To make a non-binding reservation, send us a completed tentative reservation form.
This carries no obligation and is not a substitute for the formal application form.
Application & invoicing
Your application is forwarded to the program director who will evaluate it to ensure that the program corresponds to your objectives and profile. This can take approximately 1 week.
During this time you will receive an e-mail asking you to submit a purchase order number if required. Should your company ask you to provide them with a purchase requisition or cost estimate for internal purposes you can use our purchase requisition or cost estimate generator.
The information & registration office will notify you of the outcome of your application. If you are accepted, they will send your acceptance letter and invoice fee together by priority mail. From this point, your enrollment will be considered firm by both you and IMD.
Please pay the program fee within 30 days of the invoice date and no later than the commencement of the program. If you register within 1 month of the start of the program, you must settle the invoice immediately without exception.
Payment can be made by bank transfer or credit card.
Up to six weeks before the program start date, a program coordinator will contact you with information on hotels and pre-program preparation. Please note that IMD reserves enough rooms for each participant on the program.
If accepted, you understand that you must be completely free of professional duties while attending this program and that you must attend all scheduled sessions and activities.
IMD must be notified in writing of all cancellations and transfers. If you are admitted to a program, but find that you are unable to attend, you have the following cancellation and transfer options: Up to six weeks before program start:
Note: IMD programs tend to be fully booked well in advance. Space may not be available in a later session. |
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From six weeks to up to 11 days before program start:
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Within 10 days before program start:
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Your next step
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Call program advisor: +41 (0)21 618 0700 |
