What we cover
- Monetary policy analysis and forecasting
- Financial management, audit and risk
- Anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing
- Data analysis for economists
In South Africa, banks and other accountable institutions must give staff ongoing anti-money laundering training under section 43 of the FIC Act. Our AML courses are built to help you meet that duty.
Featured courses
- FBARM 001Accounting and Finance Policies and Procedures
Covers how to write, review and maintain the finance policy manual that governs day-to-day accounting work.
- FBARM 002Accounting Principles for Microfinance Institutions
Applies core accounting principles to the business of microfinance.
- FBARM 003Accounting Skills for the New Supervisor
Gives newly promoted supervisors the accounting grounding they need to manage their team's numbers.
- FBARM 004Activity Based Budgeting
Builds budgets from the activities that drive cost instead of from last year's figures plus an increment.
- SOA 001Administration and Office Management: Best Practices and Technologies
Deals with the running of a modern office, from workflow design, filing and records control to diary management, buying office supplies and using shared calendars, cloud…
- FBARM 005Advanced Credit Management and Debt Recovery
Takes the credit cycle to an advanced level, from credit policy and customer risk assessment to collections strategy, restructuring and legal recovery.
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Research and advisory for this sector
Recent work includes economic and policy research for a Southern African central bank.
Clients in this sector
Central banks and finance ministries, named on request
Delivery
Public, in-house or live virtual
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