International Financial Analysis Neoma Business School

The International Financial Analysis programme at Neoma Business School trains financial analysts on international finance who are able to function in unstable and complex environments

The techniques taught in the programme explain and clarify the reality of various businesses in order to establish a rigorous financial assessment framework and trace value creation for banks, investors, manufacturers and the company itself.

The pedagogy employs a comprehensive interactive blend of professors and professionals with permanent simulations and role-playing scenarios.

Lastly, because the corporate world must adapt to changes and risks, the programme includes extra-financial elements and soft skills that round out the financial analysis curriculum.

Aims

Key figures

There is a great deal of thematic overlapping between the curriculum and the major players in international finance, which guarantees you permanent employability with a recognised degree.

87%* of students found a job in less than 3 months

* Graduates 2020 survey

Targeted professions

Asset management and evaluation option

Become a certified financial analyst with a real ethical foundation, able to manage in an unstable and complex environment!

• Financial analysts (Sell-side, Buy-side, Corporate)
• Credit analysts
• Risk analysts (Risk controllers and managers)
• Fund analysts
• Asset managers
• International funding positions
• Forex, rates, treasury (specialists and traders)
• Private equity, M&A
• Audit-Consulting
• Financial engineers

Financial management and strategy option

Become a specialised corporate financial analyst who manages the balance between technical skills and soft skills!

• Financial and administrative director
• Treasury manager
• Management controller
• Import/export financing manager
• Merger/acquisition manager
• Financial reporting manager
• Project head

Close ties with the professional world

NEOMA Business School and the Advanced Masters International Financial Analysis maintain close ties with major financial institutions.

AMUNDI – AXA – AXELTIS – BBVA – BPCE – BNP PARIBAS – BOUYGUES CONSTRUCTION – CIC – CFAO – CGI FRANCE – CREDIT AGRICOLE – ECOLAB – EDF – EY – CANAL+ – GROUPAMA – GROHE – HSBC – KEPLER – LA FINANCIERE TIEPOLO – LYXOR – MANSARTIS – MOET HENNESSY – NATIXIS – EURONEXT – ODDO & CIE – PWC – ROTHSCHILD – SOCIETE GENERALE – SANOFI AVENTIS – SFR – STATE STREET – TELFRANCE – THALES – TOTAL – VEOLIA

Evaluation procedures

The programme is recognised through a dual validation:

• Ongoing assessment: evaluations conducted throughout the length of the programme in the form of individual or collective reports to be submitted
• A final evaluation: performed at the end of the course, it can be done under different forms – it is, for the most part, individual

At the end of the programme, the programme participants have to validate 60 ECTS credits.

If some modules were not validated and thus no credits were earned, the programme participant can redo the evaluation during a period set up for this purpose.

Criteria for assessing applications:

• Examination