Our New Learning Programmes
PROJECT FINANCE MODELLING FOR RENEWABLE ENERGY
16 - 18 February, 2026
Edward Bodmer
Fees: Rs. 98,000 (+ GST as applicable) (Non-Residential programme)
Fees: Rs. 98,000 (+ GST as applicable) (Non-Residential programme)
Venue: Hotel Marine Plaza, Mumbai)
The principal aim of the course is to enable participants to create, use and analyse a project finance model, specifically for the renewable energy industry. The course combines theory and effective model structures. Using renewable resource data from Indian, participants build up calculations stage-by-stage to create an entire model of renewable resource and storage. Using a highly interactive process, participants will use Excel tools to analyse outputs, highlight areas of risk and perform sensitivity analysis.
The learning methods used focus on practical techniques combined with theoretical understanding of concepts so that participants can build effective models. Each section will be covered briefly as a module in a traditional class style, but the real learning experience will be found in the exercises within each module. Suggested solutions to each stage will be provided and discussed, and participants will be encouraged to review their work independently. Further supporting materials and additional exercises will be available for further post-course learning, with ongoing support from the facilitator.
STRATEGIC RISK SOLUTIONS & STRUCTURED PRODUCTS: BANKING LEADERSHIP PROGRAMME
9 - 11 March, 2026
Mark Holder
Fees: Rs. 1,40,000 (+ GST as applicable) (Residential programme)
Venue: State Bank Institute of Leadership, Kolkata
This intensive three-day seminar is targeted at senior level investment bankers with the key objectives of enhancing the view of enterprise-wide risk and improving delegates’ ability to identify opportunities for using structured or derivatives-based products as risk solutions for clients to enhance product offerings for the pressing problems. It integrates the role of credit risk, funding costs, collateral adjustments and gap management with market risk. The program provides delegates with insight into the out-of-the box thinking that is required to develop structured solutions to fit unique client needs. The seminar also carefully reviews margin compression and how these margins can be positively impacted while still managing the risk of providing these products.
Contact UsUSING AI STRATEGICALLY: OPPORTUNITIES, RISKS AND GOVERNANCE
Dr. Maurice Ewing
This 3-day executive course equips banking leaders with the tools to understand, integrate, and govern AI systems effectively. Designed for general management—not just IT—this course provides practical guidance on:
· When and where AI makes sense in financial institutions
· What risks and challenges to anticipate
· How to govern AI in alignment with strategic goals
· How to ensure board and executive oversight is effective
· How to respond to rising cyber threats targeting or using AI
Special emphasis is placed on Generative AI, internal governance frameworks, AI-simulated stress testing, and real practices at major Indian banks like SBI, HDFC, and ICICI.
NEGOTIATION SKILLS MASTERCLASS
Adrian Cleasby
This highly intensive, expert-delivered masterclass offers research-based strategies and techniques that will help executives become much more effective negotiators. We focus on:- how to improve planning and preparation techniques; how to explore interests not merely positions; how to overcome cognitive bias in decision-making; how to co-create successful strategic partnerships; and how to build and refine the skills needed to m the skills needed to manage both the process and the people.anage both the process and the people.
This workshop is designed specifically and exclusively for bankers, corporate and financial officials. It uses cases and experiential learning through role-plays based on real-life scenarios including:- negotiating the purchase/disposal of a client’s asset; negotiating a contract with multiple interests at stake; and a major team negotiation that explores trust-building and creativity in deal-making.
FRAUD SCHOOL: PREVENTION AND DETECTION
Nigel Krishna Iyer
Given that whistleblowers often turn up late - if at all - and auditors maybe once a year, surely, we can do better by spotting what falls between the cracks and spotting it and dealing with it early?
This 2-day highly practical course is aimed at upskilling all those people inside an organisation who feel a responsibility and a role in provides you with practical skills, enabling you to help your organisation recognise, remove, and resolve fraud by firstly recognising fraud and financial damage, recognising how and when it is happening and how to resolve it efficiently. It will also include elements of data science for fraud detection including a simulation data-case-study.
Through this course, you will learn how to present the results of your work to senior management in a concise, convincing and understandable form.