Understand the need for Islamic liquidity management instruments in the market.
This five-week course will help you understand the concept of short-term Islamic liquidity management and why it is important for businesses to manage cash flow needs.
You’ll develop a range of practical knowledge and skills to apply directly to your organisation. With this knowledge, you’ll be able to enhance your career prospects and organisational effectiveness.
Using a comprehensive approach to understanding and managing short-term Islamic liquidity needs, this course is ideal for Islamic finance professionals, business owners, and managers who want to improve their cash flow management skills.
Learn to make informed decisions about your short-term cash flow needs
You’ll start by learning to identify the various types of short-term Islamic liquidity management instruments available.
With this knowledge, you’ll be able to contribute to your organisation’s success by optimising cash flow management practices and improving liquidity management practices.
Improve your cash flow management skills
With your knowledge of Islamic liquidity management instruments, you’ll explore the issues faced in structuring these short-term instruments and how you can overcome these challenges.
Exploring different case studies and real-world examples, you’ll also unpack the salient factors to consider in practice. This will help you understand the best practices for short-term liquidity management, including forecasting cash flows, managing working capital, and optimising cash balances.
Learn from experts in Islamic finance
Throughout the course, you’ll be guided by industry experts who will share their specialist insights from the field of Islamic finance.
By the end, you’ll have the knowledge and skills to manage your organisation’s short-term cash flow needs.
This course is designed for anyone interested in learning about the various instruments and strategies used in short-term Islamic liquidity management and how to use them effectively.
It will be most beneficial to bank regulators and supervisors, policymakers, business owners, and managers who are responsible for managing cash flow and financial resources within their organisations.
