Risk Management Training

This webinar will enhance attendees’ knowledge of corporate responsibility for financial reports, disclosures and certifications relating to SOX Sections 302, 401, 404, 409, 802, 906 (Sarbanes-Oxley Act) by helping you understand the levels of corporate responsibility and certification.

This webinar will demonstrate a conceptual framework and thought process to address risk management. It will discuss the significance of risk management processes with emphasis on causes of risk and risk preventives. The instructor will explain the best practices, roles and responsibilities, risk types and how to prevent them.

This training program leads to an understanding of the recently effective SSARS 21 which supersedes SSARS 19. It will provide insight for accountants in public practice and accountants in industry who will be engaged in compilation and review services with year ends after December 15, 2015.

This training program on factoring will discuss the fragmented market place, the missing link to receivables management, interesting alternatives, and the new face of factoring.

This training program will discuss the current lay of the land with CFPB expectations on complaint management systems. It will instruct attendees on how to establish a complaint management system or enhance current practices. The course will also teach front line managers how to recognize and track a complaint and demonstrate how to categorize complaints into meaningful data for further analysis. Finally, it will discuss methods to remediate issues and reduce overall number of complaints.

This training program will illustrate a structured methodology to develop effective service level agreements based on a top-down, risk-based approach, summarized in a matrix that documents the whole development process for specific SLAs that respond to business objectives.

This training program will focus on current marketing avenues such as outbound and inbound marketing, social media and its reach with consumers, content marketing and more. It will focus on the basics of marketing principles and guide attendees in developing target markets and segments for subsets of your strategic plan.

This two-part five-hour certificate program focuses on internal controls leading practices and standards for the Procure to Pay (P2P) process. Attendees will learn about internal controls best practices by focusing on the Internal Controls Questionnaires (ICQ) for each component of the P2P process. Participants in this program will obtain a certificate in Procure to Pay (P2P) Standards of Internal Controls from the American Purchasing Society (APS).

This training program will discuss the difference between analytics and metrics, how analytics can be used to significantly help the business, case studies to demonstrate real life projects, how to develop an analytics model, and more.

This training program will detail key components of a risk assessment and management program, and include a fraud risk assessment discussion. Other training points in the program include analyzing the methodology for successful risk assessment process, understanding the steps involved in the risk assessment process, and fraud risk assessment.

This training program will help attendees understand the deficiencies with the traditional annual budget. Attendees will also learn how to apply unit-level consumption rates with forecasts to project operational expenses and how to include strategic projects and risk mitigation projects in expense projections.

This training program will help attendees discover the importance of segmenting accounts based on size and payment behavior and then using the right collection technique with the right customers. The course will also offer an understanding of the best practices that should be deployed around each of these collection techniques.

This webinar will discuss the Regulation V – Fair Credit Reporting Act(FCRA) in details and explain attendees what types of marketing are allowed, requirements of affiliate marketing, and disclosures required with regard to consumer credit report. Speaker will discuss about consumer credit report alerts and identity theft protections, as well as what an institution must do with these alerts.

This training program will provide an overview of the three main occupational fraud categories, including corruption, asset misappropriation and financial reporting. Attendees will learn how to minimize the impact of the fraud scheme by detecting red flags for fraud early.

This session will offer insights on developing risk models for AML/BSA monitoring programs. Participants will gain keen understanding on the necessary and effective use of risk models.

This training program will enumerate the types of frauds that occur in the revenue cycle and cash receipts function. It will also highlight red flags or warning signs to look out for that may indicate someone is committing fraud. Further, attendees will learn to perform a cost benefit analysis to determine whether it makes business sense to correct a control deficiency.

This privacy protection in the digital age training program will detail what the Internet of Things is and how it collects data and tracks you. It will further examine the risks attached to personal information and more.

This training program will analyze how ratio analysis applies to particular industries and will detail how a company’s current operations can be improved. The course will also deconstruct financial statements to understand key drivers to organic and inorganic growth.

This training program will detail the development and use of credit ratings for credit risk assessment; development of financial statement regression techniques as embodied in the Altman Z score for credit risk assessment; differences in quantitative tools for differing loan type; importance of data quality for quantitative tools, and more.

This purchasing and accounts payable training will focus on why you should do recovery and contract compliance audits as well as some specialized audits as they can significantly enhance your bottom line. They can also help you learn how to improve and enhance controls to reduce future risks and exposure.