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Jamie Mustful

This series introduces you to the principles of accounting.

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Businesses use accounting to create financial statements and analyze the contents of those statements to keep track of their finances. In order for that information to be meaningful and represent companies fairly across the board, they all have to play by the same set of rules. Those principles are what we'll be talking about in this course. The principles of accounting include the various standards used throughout the world and why and how they differ. We'll discuss the U.S. standard, in particular, and some of the most important principles within it. These principles aim to make financial reporting useful to both investors and creditors, as well as those involved in making financial decisions and improving company performance.

Applying GAAP principles

Applying updated accounting practices

Financial Accounting

Adhering to Accounting Standards

Understand revenue recognition

Bookkeeping

Financial Reporting

Principles of Accounting 01: Principles of Accounting

Accounting jargon is a language all its own. If you're not familiar with the terminology, having an accounting-based conversation is virtually impossible. In this program, we'll help you learn to translate common financial terms so you can feel more comfortable interpreting and even engaging in corporate finance discussions. We'll go over four useful terms to give you a solid foundation for understanding and discussing company finances.

Comprehend Financial Terminology

Understanding Accounting Equation

Using Accounting Software

Cash and Accrual Accounting

Principles of Accounting 02: Common Accounting Terms

When a company tracks its income and expenses, the method it uses is called its "basis of accounting." The two most commonly used methods are called "cash basis" and "accrual basis." In this course, we'll talk about what these two methods are, how they differ, and the pros and cons of each.

Accrual Accounting

Principles of Accounting 03: Cash vs. Accrual Basis

Fraud is a biggie in the financial world. It can affect companies of every size, so one of the biggest concerns for any company should be the avoidance of fraud. Understanding what constitutes fraud can help make sure you have procedures in place to avoid it. In this program, we'll be discussing what fraud is, why it happens, and what can be done to prevent it.

Fraud detection

Identifying Financial Crimes

Identifying frauds

Detecting healthcare fraud

Avoiding FCPA violations

Principles of Accounting 04: Fraud

Principles of Accounting

Cash flow is one of the most important indicators of corporate financial health. It paints a picture of how a company receives, pays, and invests money. In this program, we'll talk about the basics of cash flow: what it is and why it matters. We'll go over cash flow statements, inflow, and outflow. Applying these cash flow management basics will help you better understand and develop your own company's finances.

Cash flow analysis

Cash Flow Projections

Working capital management

Financial Management

Financial Statement Preparation

Discounted Cash Flow Analysis

Cash Flow Management 01: Cash Flow Management for Beginners

A payable is money that your company owes to someone. When you receive a bill from a company that has provided you with a service, that money owed is considered an account payable. Managing these accounts is another important part of cash flow management, so that's what we'll be covering in this short program. We'll discuss prioritizing payables and go over some strategies for managing them.

Accounts Payable/Receivable Management

Payment Processing

Payment scheduling

Cash Flow Management 02: Managing Payables

Managing receivables is another important aspect when it comes to cash flow management. This refers to the collection of monies owed to the business, and is essentially the opposite of payables. A receivable is an asset on the balance sheet that represents the amount of product sold on credit to a customer. In this program, we'll talk about issuing credit, and setting up effective collection and billing systems.

Cash handling

Credit Memo Management

Cash Flow Management 03: Managing Receivables

Cash flow statements paint a picture of how money is flowing through a company, both in and out, from one period of time to another. They can be difficult to follow, but hold a wealth of valuable financial information. In this course, we'll go over how to interpret a cash flow statement. We'll discuss the four main sections that make it up, go over some key things to look for, and talk about the valuable analytics that come from this important statement.

Financial Statement Analysis

Analyzing Balance Sheets

Cash Flow Management 04: How to Read Cash Flow Statements

Cash Flow Management

Content Curation Team

F﻿inancial compliance can be tricky. This playlist contains basic compliance such has HIPAA, AML, BSA, fraud awareness, and data privacy content to keep any banker up-to-date on their compliance education.Looking for additional compliance courses? Check out the content partners highlighted in this playlists for more financial and banking compliance courses.﻿﻿This playlist is meant to serve as an initial introduction to a variety of learning experiences on this topic and to highlight content partners who provide industry specific courses, not as a prescribed curriculum.Level = Beginner / All. This playlist was updated in July 2023.﻿

Bankers Academy

This course will introduce the learner to Anti-Money Laundering (AML) laws and regulations that the institution must adhere to. The course will define money laundering and will familiarize the learner with the various aspects of AML, including red flags, customer due diligence, and information-sharing policies.

Understanding AML regulations

AML/CTF application

Implement AML measures

AML/CFT Risk Awareness

Identifying AML Red Flags

BSA Compliance

Identify Money Laundering Risks

Learn about the serious crime of money laundering and how to recognise the signs that it may be occuring.

AML Requirements for Universal Bankers

This course will also provide the learner with a comprehensive overview of the red flags of money laundering and suspicious activity so that s/he will be able to recognize and report these indicators.

Identifying TBML Risks

This course will familiarize the learner with the crime of money laundering relative to his/her position at the MSB. 

MSB: AML Requirements for MSBs

This course will introduce the learner to the requirements of the Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) and will offer detailed information regarding compliance with the BSA. The course will familiarize the learner with the Act itself, in addition to how, when, and why to file Currency Transaction Reports (CTRs) and Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs).

Monitor Currency Transactions

CTR Filing

Compliance with Bank Bribery Act

Prepare SARs

Complying with CRS/CRA

Understand the recent progress of money laundering detection and prevention within the Bank Secrecy Act.

BSA Requirements for Universal Bankers

This course will introduce the learner to the increasing problem of elder financial abuse and the measures that are being taken to detect and prevent it. The course will familiarize the learner with federal and state laws that address elder financial abuse, in addition to providing advice for protecting elderly customers and how to report suspicions of elder financial abuse.

Reporting concerns

Recognizing child abuse

Understand the financial institutions responsibilities and role in protecting elders from financial abuse.

Elder Financial Abuse

This course will introduce the learner to the pervasive and serious issue of elder financial abuse. The course will help to familiarize the learner with the various financial frauds and scams that are most commonly perpetrated on elders.

Identifying Corrupt Payment Red Flags

Learn about the serious and pervasive issue of elder financial abuse.

Recognizing Elder Financial Abuse

This course will instruct the learner on the purpose and responsibilities of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). The learner will become familiar with the different types of account ownership and account ownership categories.

Understand information security in terms of branch security, social networking, fax machines, Internet, and email.

FDIC Insurance

This course will discuss fraud and the banks commitment to compliance laws and regulations. This course will also explain the reporting process and other procedures.

Compliance Awareness

Understanding financial regulations

Understand fraud and the banks commitment to laws and regulations while also understanding other procedures.

Fraud Awareness

This course presents an all-inclusive explanation of the provisions made by the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA). It highlights the important aspects of the bill and the implications it has on financial institutions. Furthermore, the course will designate applicable business interactions between health care providers and financial institutions, regulations involving Protected Health Information (PHI), and specific rules enacted under HIPAA.

Protected Health Information Handling

PHI safeguarding

Maintaining HIPAA Compliance

Ensuring HITECH Act Compliance

HIPAA Compliance

Healthcare Privacy and Security Policies Implementation

Understanding Privacy Act principles

Understand the Privacy Rule, the Security Rule, and the Transmission of Information.

HIPAA I

This course details the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and outlines the impact it has on the financial industry. It features information relating to security provisions, entities affected by HIPAA, and how financial institutions can comply with the act.

Personal Information Management

Build an understanding on Business Associates, Exceptions to HIPAA, and HIPAA Penalties.

HIPAA II

Inspired eLearning

The General Data Protection Regulation or GDPR contains principles for protecting the privacy of EU citizens’ personal data. Upon completion of this module learners will be able to recognize situations where the GDPR comes into play and what to do when they encounter data that falls under GDPR regulations in the US.What topics are covered?<ul><li>Privacy Protection</li><li>Rules and Regulations May Change</li><li>Data That Requires Protection</li><li>Access Controls: Who Should See the Data?</li><li>How Will the GDPR Impact Our Organization?</li><li>Privacy Shield: The US Version of the GDPR?</li></ul>

Accounting and Finance

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