CTP Course

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  What is The Certificate
  
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  Accredited Organization
  
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  Certificate Advantages
  
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  Target Audience
  
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  Program Objectives
  
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  Why Campus
  
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  Program Certification
  
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  Outlines
  
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  Fees/Tuition
  
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  Duration/Schedule
  
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  Instructors/Lecturers
  
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  Exam Details
  

•  What is the Certificate

The  CTP Certified Treasury Professional certificate serves as a benchmark of competency in the finance profession and is recognized as the leading credential in corporate treasury worldwide.

Whether you’re looking to safeguard your career or seeking a promotion, earning the CTP certificate can open a variety of doors CSCP designation

• Accredited Organizition

Higher salaries of graduates this area that do not have the certificate.

– Increase of special functions and liquidity management and risk capital which increases job security.

– More flexibility in career path, which prepares you for bigger tasks within the work.

– Gives preference to applicants for jobs available in the market.

– Continuing to maintain efficiency latest changes and updates made ​​to the profession with continuing education requirements.

• Target Audience

– Working in the field of financial analysis and investment.

– Corporate and banks finance managers.

– Financial professionals to execute critical functions related to corporate liquidity and capital.

– Risk managers.

– Workers in the finance sector, the government sector and private.

– Commerce graduates.

• Program Objectives

– The overall objective of the CTP Program is to update the Nation’s flood maps through the following tasks:

–  Recognize partners that are actively working to identify and map their flood risk while incorporating this information into official FEMA flood  hazard data.
–  Maximize limited funding by combining resources and aligning State, local, regional, and tribal local goals with FEMA’s national objectives.

– Maintain national standards consistent with National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) regulations.

– Build and maintain partner capabilities.

• Why Campus

– Following up/guiding the participant until he/she passes for the CTP Certification Exam.

– 80 credit hours.

– Certified and Professional Instructors.

– Free Material + Questions.

– Free Revision for each section.

– Free Quiz after each section.

– Re-attending the Course when needed without any charge.

– Catering Services.

– Certificate of attendance from CAMPUS.

• Program Certification

A certificate issued by Association for Financial Professionals (AFP).

In addition a certificate of attendance for the course accredited by CAMPUS Education Institute.

• Outlines

•The Role of Treasury Management

•Regulatory and Legal Environment

•Planning, Budgeting and Forecasting

•Financial Statement Analysis

•Risk Management and Decision Analysis

•Credit Management and Control

•Banks and Financial Institutions

•Payment Systems

•Money Markets

•Capital Markets

•Relationship Management and Vendor Selection

•Introduction to Working Capital Management

•Working Capital Metrics

•Collections, Concentration and Disbursements

•Short-Term Investing and Borrowing

•Long-Term and Capital Investments

•Cash Forecasting

•Information Technology in Treasury

•Operational and Enterprise Risk Management

•Financial Risk Management

•Treasury Policies and Procedures

•Financial Accounting and Reporting

•Financial Planning and Analysis

• Fees/Tuition

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• Duration/Schedule

– 80 Credit Hours

– One Lecture per week  ( 6 Months ).

– Two Lectures per week ( 3 Months )

• Instructors/Lecturers

In CAMPUS Education Institute, all our instructors are certified and they are professional and experienced in delivering this program, all the instructors have Multinational experience in order to ensure delivering the real life and work experience along with the academic Knowledge.

Speaking Languages:

( English / Arabic )

• Exam Details

The CTP exam is a four hour test consisting of 170 multiple – choice questions all derived from information summarized in Essentials of Treasury Management, 6^th edition.