UPDATED 2024: In business, exposure refers to the extent of risks and potential damages businesses are willing to incur. And in foreign investments, exposure to risk is a constant. So, learning how to measure exposure within foreign markets is an ability international and financial teams need to have. This short course dives straight into the topic, allowing you to dig deeper into the complicated topic of conducting business in foreign markets. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 3 PDCs (SHRM).

UPDATED 2024: In this course, you’ll learn from some of Central Products’ best and brightest leaders to get a better understanding on the role of managers in organizations. You’ll have the chance to sit in on fictional but true-to-life executive round-table discussions, learning about various management styles. Ultimately, you will gain practical skills that will help you forecast, plan, schedule projects and get things done through other people – the basis of management. Course Type: Business Simulation. Worth 19 CAE Credits (ASAE).

Bitcoin and Ethereum represent only two of thousands of different emerging cryptocurrency options which are designed to facilitate seamless trading between different global entities. And as financial professionals, CPAs in particular stand to benefit from a knowledge of the trade. However, because there are multiple ethical and audit considerations to take into account with the new “gold standard” cryptocurrencies, the subject isn’t straightforward or easy to dive into. That’s where this course can help. An entertaining, relatable exercise to establish baseline knowledge of an important market, Ethical & Audit Considerations of Cryptocurrency is the perfect option for financial professionals looking to expand their knowledge. Course Type: Video. Worth 2 Ethics (Technical) CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).

This course provides a thorough coverage of how to read and analyze financial statements as well as how the analysis can be organized to identify and assess a company’s value drivers. It begins with videos covering the balance sheet, income statement, statement of cash flows and the statement of shareholders’ equity. It then moves into the real world, focusing on Home Depot, its key performance measures, leading to a complete ratio analysis. Home Depot’s performance is then compared to that of Lowe’s Home Improvement in terms of the basic ratios, more much more importantly using an ROE - based model that highlights the companies’ value drivers. Course Type: Video. Worth 4 Technical CPE Credits (CPA/NASBA).