Course participant reviews for IFF - International Faculty of Finance

My favourite part of the training was the visual experience by charts/ diagrams, linked to excel modelling, was extremely helpful in explaining methodology clearly and succinctly. Videos and narrative course material were excellent also.

Practical examples and sample assignments with answers. Short videos for each module were also useful as they gave a sense of classroom environment. Practical examples and sample assignment answers helped to see how various financing solutions are applied in practice and also gives students an opportunity to test their understanding of the subject.

Thorough and detailed explanation of the concepts.

The diagrammatic summaries linked to the contents of the module were especially useful when returing to points.

The project which brought all the knowledge to application.

Documentary credits and their application. This is because my continent, Africa, is enroute to opening intra-continental marketing which will increasingly call for the usage of trade finance tools

The Mix of technical material / Video and supporting reference material was powerful.

Generally speaking, the modules are well explained with examples and references to cases. In all modules I like these parts. I would say that it's a good course to get the basic needed to understand why loan agreements are build up the way they are.

My favourite part of the course were modules on Valuation and Mergers and Takeovers. The text in general captured an unusual thought process which helps you think outside the regular. The course is very detailed. It is advisable to be disciplined with the reading of the course text within the set timeframe in order not to be overwhelmed at the ...

My favourite part of the training was Credit Risk. Because it is the most related part to my current work. I had undertunately no time to cover exactly that very part on the final work - it was very interesting to have an insight on the pricing from the banking perspective, where i usually focus on the credit risk pricing from the insurance pers...

my favourite part of the training was the analysis of the practical side of the scenario because of its real-life implications

My favourite part of the training was the Quantitative chapters - I had no idea what goes into a balance sheet, income statement etc. and how to do forecasting. This was one of the reasons for doing this course.

My favourite part of the training was the credit memorandum writing, although it wasn’t an easy task. However it was my favourite part because it put everything into perspective

My favourite part was financial Risks and Cashflow Forecast Modelling. These are the subjects I had some difficulties with previously however now this is sorted.

I liked the module on qualitative risk analysis because it helped me to understand other risks that investors take into account before deciding to participate in a deal or not. It Is also good knowledge for person who doesn’t have knowledge about PF.

I really liked the test after each course that gauged my understanding of the coursework

I recently began a new role and am very thankful for the course as it aligned surprisingly well with the functional role I am now playing. I enjoyed the format and would not change much. That said I have taken some classes online that have an live workshop component where there are dial-in classes that allow for live instruction and Q&A.

My Favourite part was the assignment, as it allowed me to dig in deeper in certain topics and get a better understanding on those topics.

Very comprehensive without being rushed

Course gave a solid basis of basic knowledge

The course is very interesting with good content.

I appreciated the experience sharing with the trainer and his willingness to guide the less experience

Very interesting with live examples. Challenging, interesting and very current. Good mix of participants

Due diligence pointers very useful. Analysis models 'thinking' tips and ideas invaluable. Enjoyed all aspects of the course content. Great to use recent examples, puts things into perspective. Informal style invoked discussions.

Excellent. 360 perspective of all stakeholders in the process, all aspects covered.