You will study ten units over 20 weeks:

1. Introduction to Agribusiness
2. Agricultural Science
3. Farm Management
4. Agricultural Marketing and Risk Management
5. Agricultural Lending
6. The Agribusiness Supply Chain
7. International Agribusiness Markets
8. Policy, Agencies, Regulation and the Future of Agribusiness
9. Investment in Agribusiness
10. Modelling Agribusiness Investment

Unit 1: ALM for banks in context

Unit 2: Risks in banking and the function of ALM

Unit 3: Roles, responsibilities, and constraints on ALM

Unit 4: ALM and market risk

Unit 5: ALM and capital risk

Unit 6: ALM and liquidity risk

Unit 7: ALM techniques

Unit 8: The future of ALM

You will study eight units over 16 weeks:
1. The Foundations of Corporate Finance
2. Valuation Issues
3. Valuation and Pricing
4. Capital Structuring
5. Adaptations to Valuation
6. Corporate Finance Modelling
7. Mergers and Acquisitions – Part 1
8. Mergers and Acquisitions – Part 2

You will study seven units over 14 weeks:
1. An Introduction to Credit Risk Analysis
2. Credit Risk Applicable to Corporates
3. Financial (Quantitative) Risks
4. Cash Flow Forecasting and Modelling
5. Pricing Credit Risk
6. Collateral and Covenants
7. Writing a Credit Report

You will study eight units over 16 weeks:
1. Equities, Global Equity Markets and Indices
2. Fixed Income Securities
3. Money Market Securities, Foreign Exchange and Settlement
4. Exchange Traded Funds and Collective Investment Schemes
5. Exchange Traded Derivatives: Futures and Options
6. Key Elements of Swaps
7. Risk Management with Derivatives
8. Trading Derivatives, Hedging and Investment Strategies

You will study eight units over 18 weeks:
Unit 1 – An introduction to FinTech and AI
Unit 2 – Digital transformation in banking
Unit 3 – The fundamentals of AI in FinTech
Unit 4 – Open banking/PSD2
Unit 5 – FinTech and AI in retail banking, wealth management and investment management
Unit 6 – FinTech and sustainable finance
Unit 7 – Cryptocurrencies
Unit 8 – Regulatory aspects of FinTech
Unit 9 – Ethics and AI for financial services applications

You will study eight units over 16 weeks:
1. Current themes in institutional investment management
2. Stock markets and equity investing
3. Fixed income portfolios and the art of lending
4. Introducing derivatives
5. Modern asset allocation strategies
6. Risk management of the institutional portfolio
7. Exploration of alternative assets: Hedge funds, private equity and real estate
8. Liquidity, asset allocation, risk, alternative investments and fiduciary responsibility

You will study eight units over 16 weeks:
1. The Choice of Law, Enforcement, Contractual Interpretation, Secondary Lending
2. Pre-requisites for the Enforcement of Contractual Rights
3. The Key Clauses in a Loan Agreement
4. The Syndicated Multicurrency Loan Agreement
5. Guarantees and Letters of Comfort
6. Security Under English Law
7. Insolvency and Contractual Rights
8. When the Borrower is a Special Purpose Vehicle

You will study seven units over 14 weeks:

Unit 1 - Fundamentals of Trading Activities and Risk Metrics
Unit 2 - Interest Rate Risk and Overview of Basel III’s Capital Adequacy Requirements
Unit 3 - Liquidity Risk And Market Micro-Structure
Unit 4 - Systemic Risk and Case Studies from the 2007/8 Crisis
Unit 5 - Derivatives, Collateral and CCPs
Unit 6 - Tail Risk, Stress Testing And ICAAP
Unit 7 - Legislation And Regulations Regarding Market Risk

You will study eight units over 16 weeks:

Unit 1 – Fundamentals of Mergers and Acquisitions (M&A)
Unit 2 – Valuation
Unit 3 – Synergy and control benefits
Unit 4 – Due diligence
Unit 5 – Financing
Unit 6 – Private equity M&A
Unit 7 – Integration and building value
Unit 8 – Negotiation

Unit 1– Big Picture Overview

Unit 2– People and Conduct
Unit 3– Software and Model Risk
Unit 4– Data Security and Business Processes
Unit 5– Compliance and Regulatory Change
Unit 6– Quantification, Scenario Analysis and Mitigation
Unit 7– Risk Culture and Governance

Over 16 weeks you will study the following units:

Unit 1 – Fundamentals of private equity and venture capital
Unit 2 – Investment process, due diligence and risk mitigation
Unit 3 – Valuation and pricing
Unit 4 – Leverage and buyouts
Unit 5 – Venture capital
Unit 6 – Structuring and restructuring private equity investments
Unit 7 – Deal, approval process, execution and documentation
Unit 8 – Managing and realising private equity investments

You will study eight units over 16 weeks:

CORE UNITS:
1. An Introduction to Project Finance
2. Qualitative Risk Identification Analysis & Mitigation (part A)
3. Qualitative Risk Identification Analysis & Mitigation (part B)
4. Quantitative Analysis, Debt Sizing & Structuring
5. Documenting the Deal
6. Project Finance Time-Line & Project Finance Security
CHOOSE BETWEEN TWO ELECTIVE PATHS
ELECTIVE UNITS – PATH A:
1. Infrastructure Project Finance
2. PPP/PFI Project Finance
ELECTIVE UNITS – PATH B:
1. Oil, Gas & Mining Project Finance
2. Conventional & Renewable Power Project Finance

You will study 10 units over 20 weeks:
1. Introduction to Real Estate Investment and Development
2. Real Estate Finance
3. Real Estate Valuation
4. Real Estate Investment Structure and Method
5. Indirect Real Estate Investment
6. Real Estate Development 1
7. Real Estate Development 2
8. Real Estate Modelling and Risk
9. Real Estate Sales and Marketing

Over 20 weeks you will study the following units:

Unit 1 – Overview of Renewable Energy Sources
Unit 2 – Renewable Energy Technologies, Sustainability, and Costing
Unit 3 – Government Regulation, Targets and Investment
Unit 4 – Markets, Competition, and Pricing 
Unit 5 – Investors in Renewable Energy 
Unit 6 – Financial Structure of Renewable Energy Projects 
Unit 7 – Ownership/ Legal Structures and the Renewable Energy SPV
Unit 8 – Contracts for Renewable Energy Project Construction, Finance, and Operation
Unit 9 – Renewable Energy Project Technologies and Risks 
Unit 10 – Risk Mitigation Techniques 

You will study eight units over 16 weeks:
1. Introduction to Risk Management
2. Interest Rate and Currency Risk
3. Market Risk
4. Liquidity Risk
5. Operational Risk
6. Credit and Counter-Party Risk
7. Systemic and Sovereign Risk
8. Regulation and Risk Management

You will study eight units over 16 weeks:
1. Introduction to international trade finance
2. Collections, aval and forfaiting
3. Documentary credits
4. Specialist types of credit
5. Demand guarantees and standby credits
6. Structured trade finance
7. Open account payments and their
financing
8. Commodity finance

Over 20 weeks, you will cover:

1. Financial Mathematics & Accounting
2. Cash Management & Role of Treasury
3. Working Capital & Liquidity Management
4. Account Services & Correspondent Banking
5. Capital Raising - Debt & Equity Markets
6. Corporate Agency & Security Services
7. Foreign Exchange & Commodity Markets
8. Introduction to Trade Finance
9. Clean Payments, Documentary Collections & Letters of Credit
10. Standby Letters of Credit, Guarantees & Export Credit Agencies.

Over 14 weeks you will cover: 

1. Overview of the market and its principles
2. Goods Murabahah - Credit sale of goods
3. Tawarruq/Commodity Murabahah - Application of credit sales to generate cash
4. Salam & Istisna’a
5. Ijarah – Leasing
6. Musharakah, Mudarabah & Wakalah bil Istithmar (MMW)
7. Islamic deposits & investment accounts
8. Institutional risk and analysis

Over 16 weeks you will cover: 

1 – Fundamentals of venture capital
2 – Venture capital investment process and due diligence
3 – General principles and the valuation of venture capital companies
4 – Practical considerations in the valuation of venture capital companies
5 – Deriving value from venture capital investments
6 – Structuring and restructuring venture capital investments
7 – Approval process, execution and documentation
8 – Managing and realising venture capital investments

UNIT 1 – The Past, Present and Future of Wealth Management
UNIT 2 – Building the Drivers of a Sustainable Wealth Management Franchise
UNIT 3 – The Holistic Wealth Management Offering
UNIT 4 – Clients Growth and Anticipating/Meeting Client Needs
UNIT 5 – Regulatory and tax regimes
UNIT 6 – The financial planning process
UNIT 7 – Exceptional Client Experience: Who Will be the Disney/ Ritz of Wealth Management

Unit 1 – Demography, illness and medicine
Unit 2 – Public sector health provision and investment: personnel, facilities and management
Unit 3 – The pharmaceutical industry, r&d and the future
Unit 4 – Private and quasi-private sector health arrangements: payment structures, services and institutions
Unit 5 – Measuring healthcare costs, budgets and performance
Unit 6 – Healthcare capital investment and management decision-making
Unit 7 – Contracting out and Public-Private Partenerships (PPP) in healthcare
Unit 8 – Financial structures in healthcare investment and operation
Unit 9 – Contracts for healthcare projects: construction, finance, service provision and operation
Unit 10 – Risks and risk mitigation techniques in healthcare investment and management