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CWM
™ Chartered Wealth
Manager Course &
CAM ™ Chartered Asset Manager ™
The
interdisciplinary curriculum for the Wealth Management Executive
Certification is geared entirely towards the focus on wealth
management. A core group of specialty graduate topics focuses
on the major functional issues of high net-worth consulting,
ranging from finance to law and integrative wealth management
practice. Another critical aspect of advising the super wealthy
individual or entity, addresses the interpersonal skills so
crucial to this business. The last part of the CWM or CAM
course objectives deals with general management issues of
wealth management, such as marketing, leadership, strategy
and technology.
Pre-Requisites
Delegates must satisfy one of the following
pre-requisites:
i) Have successfully completed a recognised
degree course with a Finance,
Accounting, Economics, or Financial Services
Focus
ii) Hold membership of a professional body
such as CPA, C|FP, C|FA, or similar
iii) Have 3 years management experience in
a Financial Service related body for the CWM or over 1 year
for the CAM
Certification
Completion of this courses entitles the executive to receive
the academic designation of Chartered Wealth Manager
or CWM or if less than 3 years of wealth
management experience, you would obtain the CAM
Chartered Asste Manager Designation. This formal
qualification from the American Academy of Financial Management
is has members and is recognised in more than 100 countries
and the AAFM is in alliance with over 560 accredited business
schools globally.
About
The Event:
The
ongoing march of globalisation combined with an increasingly
competitive commercial infrastructure here in the Middle East
has brought new challenges and opportunities for the financial
business sector.
Consumers are becoming more and more confident. They are no
longer accepting bad service and inferior products. However
what remains the same is that the consumer of today and tomorrow
still wants more than they have.
Success will therefore come to those organisations that can
package, market and deliver the products and services that
the customers really want. In financial services in particular
this has, so far, been a hard lesson to learn.
The bank which successfully masters wealth management on behalf
of its high net-worth (HNW) clients will have achieved a source
of sustainable and largely off-balance sheet income. The opportunity
to benchmark against the competition equips you with the capability
to enhance the value of your business and tailor your investment
proposition according to client expectations.
Reliance on shared backgrounds and leveraging family ties
will not secure your future prosperity in todays globally
competitive markets. To compete effectively, regional banks
need account executives with the professional grounding to
cultivate relationships equivalent to those offered by international
banks.
This five day intensive accredited programme provides you
with the opportunity to learn how to successfully manage wealth
through a core group of specialty graduate topics, focused
on the issues of HNW consulting.
This professional course has been specially developed for
all wealth managers who are looking for a better understanding
to achieve success for their organisation, to increase their
knowledge and to provide a designation for their career progression.
Through interactive sessions, sharing ideas and exchanging
views amongst fellow professionals, we look forward to a lively
and comprehensive course for the benefit of your business
and your career.
Daily
Schedule and Planned Topic Coverage
Course
Timings: Registration will be at 07.30 on day one,
with all days commencing at 08.00 and concluding at 14.30
with lunch. There will be two refreshment breaks at appropriate
times.
Portfolio Management, Financial Markets And Risk Management
Building on classical concepts in portfolio theory,
you will learn more advanced applications as they apply to
equities, bonds, or hedge fund strategies. You will learn
to question and assess asset managers. Furthermore, you will
practice how to break down and evaluate various structured
products in order to give clients best advice. Finally, you
will gain insights into modern concepts of risk management.
Portfolio management
Investment policy and agreements
Efficient market theories
Performance measurement
Investment styles fixed-income management
Structured products risk management and operational risk
Hedge funds tax and insurance aspects
Practical diversification possibilities
Wealth Management And Planning
The topic covers the special aspects of wealth management
for high net-worth individuals and the comprehension of the
major concepts underlying global laws and regulations related
to wealth planning. Major principles in domestic and international
estate and tax planning and how to recognise opportunities
for clients will also be covered. Furthermore, suitable asset
allocation techniques from an integrated perspective, taking
finance, financial planning aspects, risk tolerance; lifestyle,
life cycle, and estate planning into consideration will
be discussed. In a complex wealth management situation, you
will be able to integrate the advice given by various counsellors
to help facilitate the optimal solution and clients' decisions.
Financial planning and life cycle models for high-net-worth
individuals
Asset allocation, client objectives and suitable financial
decisions
Integrated financial planning for entrepreneurs (including
laws and taxes
governing IPO's and divestitures)
International wealth planning for high-net-worth individuals
(including trusts,
foundations, estate planning, comparative tax laws,
mobility and residence)
Objectives and strategies of a family office
Ethics,
Risk Tolerance, and Client Objectives
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Basic
topic coverage of meeting client objectives
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Understanding
Risk Tolerance
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Time
Horizon and Retirement Issues
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Insight
to rulings and penalties
Management Accounting And Controlling
Here you will develop the ability to apply modern
controlling concepts concerning the profitability of products
and customer segments. Understanding the workings of asset
and liability management and how to judge the financial status
of a company based on balance sheet and profit and loss.
Modern methods of cost calculation for products, services,
processes, and
clients
Methods of internal cost allocation and their consequences
Asset and liability management
Balance sheet and profit and loss analysis
Examples of existing cost calculations and their uses
Interpersonal Skills For Dealing With High-Net-Worth
Individuals
Understanding the ethical concepts in wealth management based
on different cultural backgrounds and different historical
developments. Developing sensitivity towards codes of conducts
in different cultures. Strengthening personal skills in handling
demanding high-net-worth individuals both in business and
in social settings, and how to improve your negotiation skills
with customers.
Cultural and psychological frameworks of wealth
Negotiation skills and role plays
Marketing For The Financial Industry
How to develop an integrated service concept, for high-net-worth
individuals and how to implement suitable client segmentation.
Understanding the consequences of different service and pricing
strategies and distribution channel policies. The course
will also focus on how to build sustainable customer loyalty
for high-net-worth individuals, and how to define, implement
and secure a service culture perceived as value-added
by the client. Furthermore, you will learn about the possibilities
provided by modern customer relationship management systems
and data-mining techniques and how to apply them to the setting
of high-net-worth individuals.
Approaches to marketing
Customer behaviour and client segmentation
Branding, image creation, and communication strategy
Servicing and pricing strategies
Customer relationship management and total quality management
Client acquisition and retention
Capital Markets And Corporate Finance
This topic will help you develop a profound understanding
of the functioning of international capital markets. Be able
to understand and judge corporate evaluations. Become familiar
with private equity, venture capital, and asset securitisation,
and be able to advise on investments in such products. Furthermore,
you will develop a solid understanding of investment banking transactions
such as IPO's, M&A's, LBO's, and MBO's. Be able to support
clients in their dealings with investment bankers related
to such transactions, be they clients looking to invest or
to divest.
Capital Markets
Functioning of primary and secondary markets
Placement strategies
Alternative financing and investments
Corporate Finance
Corporate evaluation techniques
Capital structure and its influence
Value-based management and shareholder value
Law, Compliance And Ethics
Understanding the major international cultural and ethical
concepts relevant to individual wealth. Acquire a general
understanding of crucial international banking supervision
rules, of major international legal systems, and of
self-regulatory rules applicable to individual asset management
and personal financial advice. Furthermore, you will understand
how to implement internal compliance procedures of the highest
quality, to ensure their proper functioning, and to proactively
recognise potential weaknesses or detrimental developments.
Ethics in major international finance systems
International regulatory systems and supervision compliance
and internal
controls
Suitability and supervisory issues
Risk and risk tolerance
Fiduciary duties
Prudent investor issues
Discretion and legal agreements
International banking laws and standards of practice
Information Technology And E-Business In Wealth Management
Understand the effects of the Internet on the service propositions
of wealth management and its influence on the structure of
the wealth management industry. You will learn how to incorporate
these developments into business strategies, and also be familiar
with the implications of alternative models of developing
and managing Internet-based services in an old economy, wealth
management environment. Furthermore, you will understand the
use of internal or outsourced IT in client communication and
management.
IT governance models
Alignment of business strategies with IT developments
Future effects of technological developments on wealth management
services
Principles of the new economy consequences of e-commerce
and the
Internet on the wealth management industry
Cases of technology-based new entrants into the wealth management
business
Developing And Implementing Business Strategies
As a CWM or CAM delegate, you will learn the structure of
the money, banking and financial industry, the forces which
influence it, and the restructuring taking place as a consequence.
You will learn different approaches to determine strategies
and how to evaluate alternatives and will develop the ability
to realistically assess a company's strengths and weaknesses.
You will learn to recognise opportunities for differentiation,
for core competencies, and for positioning within the wealth
management industry. Furthermore, instruction will be given
on techniques to support the successful implementation of
strategic plans.
Financial intermediation
Theories and developments in the financial industry
Concepts of business strategies
Implementing strategies
Leadership For Wealth Management Executives And Professionals
Learn proven concepts for successful leadership in
general, and how to lead and influence a multicultural team
in particular. Understand the requirements of managing knowledge
workers and learn how to encourage the know-how transfer within
the organisation. Understand knowledge management to both
ensure the transfer of key customer information from the relationship
manager to your peers and to deploy product and market information
efficiently among client relationship managers. You will also
become aware of staff retention methods, issues of motivation
and use of incentives.
Leadership and styles
Strategic management
Leadership in a multicultural setting
Selecting and evaluating counsellors or employees
Motivation, retention, incentives
Project management
Organisational, team, and change management
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