Training

Centre for Value Improvement (C4VI) is a world-class provider of best-of-breed training solutions in corporate finance, valuation, banking, treasury, risk management and strategy. We deliver value-added best practice training solutions! Our focus is global and our clients include the world's leading banks, corporates and government agencies. Benefit from our international network of expert trainers and highly-acclaimed guest speakers from the US, Europe, Asia and Australia. All our services are carefully structured to meet the learning, information and networking needs of senior executives from around the world.

Our courses have been developed and delivered globally to a range of client organisations involved in commerce, industry and financial services. In addition to having extensive experience of running in-company programmes, the Faculty have had considerable involvement with leading open training programmes for major training organisations, like Euromoney, FT Knowledge/New York Institute of Finance, IIR and the International Faculty of Finance.

The Faculty members are not only proven trainers able to cover Corporate Finance, M&A, Valuation, Strategy, and various aspects of Risk Management but they also have extensive practical experience gained from both employment and consulting. In addition they have a strong academic and professional pedigree. Two are professors in a major UK business school, three have doctorates in finance and one is currently in pursuit of a doctorate in finance having been recruited by the company for his extensive practical experience in emerging markets.

What sets the Company apart from the competition is the nature of its training programmes, which link both theory and practice via a number of different delivery methods, involving:

Case studies developed from our own experience
Current topical and real-life examples
Computer aided exercises and role plays
Group working, and
Practical sessions to consolidate the learning experience

The Company's and the Faculty's focus is upon maximising the learning experience for delegates by providing an appropriately stimulating environment and we look forward to seeing you on one of our courses soon.

Members of the Faculty publish practical briefings and updates often in the form of Discussion Papers, many of which are free or available at a discount. One example of such a paper is: Country Risk and the Cost of Capital