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The
Association of Certified Treasury Managers (ACTM)
All
students who successfully complete the PG Diploma Program are eligible to
become members of ACTM subject to fulfilling the criteria for such
membership. ACTM confers the designation of "Certified Treasury
Manager" (CTM) on its members.
International
Group of Treasury Associations (IGTA), UK
Recognizing
the globalization of the Treasury profession, the International Group of
Treasury Associations (IGTA), in UK, was formed to utilize synergy and
enhance the activities of Treasury Associations across nations. There are
19 member societies in IGTA representing various countries. ACTM is a full
member in IGTA representing India.
Program
Structure
The
program covers all the important topics related to treasury and foreign
exchange management in three groups. The structure of the program are
given below:
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Group/Part
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Subjects
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Group
A
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Part
I
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Treasury
Management
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Part
II
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Foreign
Exchange Management
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Group
B
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Part
III
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Risk
Management-I
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Part
IV
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Risk
Management-II
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Outline
Curriculum
Group
A
Part
I : Treasury Management
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Scope
and Functions of Treasury Management
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Financial
Forecasting
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Short-term
Financial Planning
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Financial
Markets and Instruments
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Long-term
Funds
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Internal
Treasury Controls
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Tax
Planning and Management
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Managing
Bankruptcy
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Banking
Relationships
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Managing
Investor Relationships
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Current
Developments
Part
II : Foreign Exchange Management
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International
Economics and International Finance
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International
Financial Markets and Instruments
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Foreign
Exchange Markets
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Determination
of Exchange Rates
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Forex
Trading
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Financing
of International Trade
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International
Working Capital Management
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Multinational
Corporations
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Current
Developments
Group
B
Part
III : Risk Management-I
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Introduction
to Risk Management
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Quantitative
Techniques
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Debt
Instruments, Prices Yields and Hedging
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Forward,
Futures and Options Markets
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Managing
Risks with Forward, Futures, Options and Swaptions
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Accounting
and Tax Implications
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Current
Developments
Part
IV : Risk Management-II
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