Shivaram Rajgopal est professeur de comptabilité et d’audit à Columbia Business School où il a été de 2017 à 2019 Vice Dean de la recherche.

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The International Certificate in Corporate Finance (ICCF) is rapidly becoming the benchmark certification in the field of corporate finance.
Since 2014, more than 6,000 current and aspiring financial professionals have pursued the ICCF certification.
ICCF provides a baseline set of knowledge for students, employees and employers in the three key areas of Corporate Finance :
A series of three 6-week online courses brings the best research-based executive education to business leaders around the world. The program was built by thought leaders of theory and practice and has become the first truly global certification in corporate finance.
Each course includes 4 weeks of theoretical learning and a 2 to 3 weeks major case study.
The ICCF @ Columbia Business School certification is awarded upon passing the 2-hour final exam. The exam may be taken in any Pearson VUE center around the world, in 150 countries.
Learn in an engaging and enjoyable virtual environment.
Continuous exchanges with the faculty, learning coaches and fellow students via the forum and once a week via webinars. Organization of physical or virtual meetings to prepare real-life case studies. Very detailed learning analytics that make you aware of your progress.
Delivered by one of the most prestigious business schools in the world. and recognized by the largest banks and international companies, after validation of your skills acquired through the 3 case studies and a final exam of 2 hours that you can take anywhere in the world in a Pearson Vue.
Develop and strengthen your professional network in corporate finance.
Shivaram Rajgopal est professeur de comptabilité et d’audit à Columbia Business School où il a été de 2017 à 2019 Vice Dean de la recherche.
ICCF @ Columbia Business School by Professor Charles Jones :
ICCF @ Columbia Business School comprises three 6-week Online Courses and three case studies:
The three courses and their case studies require approximately 96 hours of work, over the course of five months.
The coursework prepares you for the ICCF final exam which can be taken at any Pearson VUE center around the world.
ICCF @ Columbia is designed so as to allow executives to improve their skills without interrupting their career.
1. New resources and assets are proposed every week.
2. Put what you’ve learned in practice with Case Studies, at the end of each of the 3 courses. We do encourage work groups and exchanges between students.
3. At the end of the three courses, prepare for the Final Exam. 120 questions that you have to answer in 120 minutes, at a Pearson VUE center of your choice.
The program is open to all! There is no selection or conditions to fulfill. However, like any Columbia Business School program, it is demanding and will require you to invest some time and efforts.
Beyond the designation-we are believers that “You will only get as much as you put in” to the program.
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Faculty
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α. Dynamic approach
β. Static approach
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Faculty
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β. Two methods, two approaches
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