Top 156 MBA Courses in General Management - Switzerland
General Management - Switzerland
129
Duration: 9 modules.
130
Duration: 2 days.
Sustainability challenges are reshaping the future of banking and insurance, resha
Duration: 2 days.
Sustainability challenges are reshaping the future of banking and insurance, reshaping both risk frameworks and opportunities for financial institutions. In this course, you will gain a comprehensive overview of how sustainability principles can be integrated into banking and insurancestrategies and operations.
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131
Duration: 28 days.
132
Duration: 41 days.
133
Duration: 3 days.
The impact of climate change on the financial health of firms and the financial se
Duration: 3 days.
The impact of climate change on the financial health of firms and the financial sector is increasingly evident. By taking this course, you will gain an overview of the different models that explain and measure climate change and the mechanisms through which climate risks translate into financial risks.
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134
Duration: 9 modules.
135
Duration: 6 days.
This course encompasses the most important concepts of finance for risk management
Duration: 6 days.
This course encompasses the most important concepts of finance for risk management. In banking and finance, risk management is focused on the identification, the measurement, and the mitigation of different risk types. Several mathematical techniques and concepts from finance are applied to quantify different types of risk.
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136
Duration: 15 days.
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