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As businesses around the world digitalize, professionals at all career stages need to learn, and be in-the-know on the latest innovative tools and techniques in digital marketing.

This short course aims to equip you with basic knowledge of individual income tax laws, principles and practices in Singapore:

This short course aims to provide you with basic knowledge of indirect taxes in Singapore – primarily goods and services tax (GST) as well as stamp duty:

The Monte Carlo simulation is a widely used statistical simulation to deal with risks and probabilities. This course aims to get students familiar with the applications of Monte Carlo methods on the valuation of projects/firms, the pricing of financial derivatives, and the structuring of wealth management solutions.

With increasing recognition of the role of analytics in our economy, the demand for skilled data-analytics professionals is set to grow quickly.

Services (or intangible products) have increasingly become an important part of the world’s economy as organisations move up the economic value chain. Every organisation today offers some element of services or intangible products to add value, e.g. customer support, delivery, etc. As satisfied customers become loyal customers, great service quality management can become your organisation’s differentiator and competitive edge.

Learners will acquire skillsets in analyzing and managing real estate-related vehicles and platforms in this course. In particular, Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) comprise a significant proportion of stocks listed on SGX and have attracted considerable investment attention given the high cost of direct real estate ownership and investment. In addition, REITs and Business Trusts (BTs) offer geographical diversification outside of Singapore.

This course provides a framework for conducting real estate investment analysis that is underpinned by an economic understanding of how real estate markets work as well as the analytical tools for determining investment feasibility. The key features of this course include real estate market analysis; the development of cash flow pro formas; investment evaluation; and understanding the implications of financing on investment returns.

Learners will appreciate and understand the essential elements of real estate asset management which are fundamental to achieving superior cash flows and returns. The course covers the management of leases, vacancies, operating expenses to generating sustainable cash flows and know-how on adopting pro-active asset management strategies and tapping into state-of-the-art technology/proptech to stay ahead of the game.

This course provides an understanding of effective risk management to moderate or mitigate the volatility that can result in extreme outcomes that can result in catastrophic capital erosion. Key features include the use of behavioural finance concepts, strategies and toolkits in risk management. The course also covers diversification in real estate portfolio management and the attendant risk-return tradeoffs.

This course provides an understanding of how the urban environment and public policies interacts and how the outcomes of this interaction could affect real estate wealth. In particular, it covers a comprehensive framework on the urban population, mobility, and socioeconomic and environmental factors as well as trendy urban planning issues such as smart cities and big data. The understanding of these topics is vital to effective Real Estate Wealth Management (REWM) insofar as the decision-making in acquisition, asset management or divestment purposes.

This course equips learners and professionals with tools to develop and evaluate the components of real estate value creation and the business models that capture that value on a sustainable basis. This is done through the entire investment life-cycle, including financial analysis know-how to allow the development/evaluation of business models for real estate wealth management.

Social and sustainable investing has been attracting increasing public interest in the recent decade. With many related investment opportunities appearing on the market, this course aims to provide insights and principles that enable better investment decisions in this emerging field.

We are now in the era of big data. Companies are able to collect a tremendous amount of data, very often more than necessary, with ease at an inexpensive cost.

This course equips learners with key principles in managing wealth over one’s life cycle. Key concepts include risk appetite, benefits of leverage and reinvestment, capitalising on price movements and financing alternatives to maximise long term wealth. The course considers the perspective of persons in various stages of the life cycle – young adults, middle age families and retirees.