Project Management and Processes
Multi-projects management
GE123
Financial Evaluation of Projects
92%
overall satisfaction for this course
?Average calculated from scores obtained from 89 participants who took this course.- Duration 2 days
- Regular fee 945 $
- Preferential fee 850 $ ?
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Locations
- Quebec City
- Montreal
Accreditation and partners association
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12 PDU
Objectives
To provide the knowledge and skills required to evaluate the best long-term investment opportunities for anticipated or currently held funds.
Targeted audience
Project managers (PM3), advisors, department heads, directors, engineers, accountants and finance specialists.
Prerequisite
Experience in management and finance.
Customer Testimonials
Excellent course. Condensed and well summarized.
Nathalie C. / Contrôleur de projets, Ville de Longueuil
Content
- The risk-reward relationship
- Review of financial mathematics
- Investment selection criteria (advantages and disadvantages of each criterion)
- Accounting Rate of Return (ARR)
- Payback Period (PBP)
- Discounted Payback Period (DPP)
- Profitability Index (PI)
- Net Asset Value (NAV)
- Internal Rate of Return (IRR)
- Real options
- The influence of Canadian fiscal policies on investment choices
- Investment decisions and inflation
- Estimating project risk
- Estimating the return for the company's shares and for the project
- Separating the decision to invest from the evaluation exercise in the context of risk (the probability method)
