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The Essential Guide to Treasury Security and Controls

Event: The Essential Guide to Treasury Security and Controls
 

This interactive two-day course takes delegates through the process of building a secure treasury environment from the creation of a framework of policy and delegated authority through to how treasury should be organised to ensure maximum control of its activities. Delegates will learn about front, middle and back office functions, external and regulatory requirements, controls and security. The course draws on real examples where controls have been weak or have collapsed, illustrating the absolute importance of a well-controlled treasury.

KEY FEATURES
• policies, organisation structures and skills
• front office controls
• back office controls
• middle office controls
• role of the accounting function and audit of electronic payments
• risk management
• market codes of conduct
• instrument risks and structured derivatives
• control in a multinational environment
• detection of fraud – how controls can breakdown in practice.



   
Date: 17 Jun 2013
End date:18 Jun 2013
Duration: 09.00 - 17.00
   
Venue: London

  London
 
 
Type of Event:In-Depth Courses
Cost: ACCA and ACT members: £1250 + VAT (£1500)
Non-members: £1450 + VAT (£1740)
   
CPD Units*: 16

*CPD Units are only verifiable if the event attended provides skills and/or knowledge relevant to your job or career aspirations.
   
For further details please contact Professional Courses on e-mail professionalcourses@uk.accaglobal.com

 
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