This course requires students to use their financial training to lead a simulated credit union through several years of economic conditions based on actual historical events. Working in teams, students are required to allocated budget priorities, generate strategic plans and adjust to the economic environment to attain their uniquely determined goals. In addition to reinforcing …
This course builds upon the Financial Management course from the first year by exploring further into: strategic financial concepts, peer credit union analysis, financial projections and management of strategic financial scenarios. The tools gained in this course will prepare students for the financial analysis required in the second year project which requires using data from …
This course analyzes the foundations of finance with emphasis on credit union management. Key topics include valuation of assets and liabilities, risk and risk management, understanding financial statements and key accounting ratios. Financial Management II is designed for students with previous training and/or responsibilities in finance and allocates more class time to current credit union …
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