Corporate Finance Analysis Mastery
Advance your analytical skills with comprehensive training designed for working professionals. Our intensive program combines theoretical foundations with hands-on experience using real market data and case studies from Malaysian and regional markets.
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We've spent years refining our curriculum based on real feedback from finance professionals working across Southeast Asian markets. Each module reflects current industry practices and addresses specific challenges you'll encounter in corporate finance roles.
Foundation Building
Start with core financial analysis principles, ratio interpretation, and statement analysis. We focus on practical application rather than theoretical memorization.
Advanced Modeling
Build sophisticated financial models for valuation, forecasting, and scenario analysis. Learn techniques used by investment banks and corporate finance teams.
Industry Application
Apply your skills to sector-specific challenges. Work through case studies covering palm oil, technology, manufacturing, and financial services sectors prevalent in Malaysia.
Recognition & Results
Our program has earned recognition from industry professionals and continues to evolve based on participant feedback and market developments.
CFA Institute Recognition
Curriculum aligns with Level II CFA study requirements
Industry Endorsement
Supported by senior analysts from major Malaysian banks
Practical Focus
Based on real transactions and market conditions
Career Development
Participants report increased confidence in analytical roles
Program Outcomes
Participants develop proficiency in Excel-based financial modeling and learn industry-standard valuation techniques
Gain experience analyzing companies across multiple sectors with focus on Malaysian and regional markets
Build portfolio of completed analyses suitable for demonstrating capabilities to potential employers
Develop understanding of regulatory environment and reporting requirements in Malaysia
Qinsandra Yung
Lead Instructor