On-Demand
Practical Financial Negotiation Tips 2024-25
Overview
This course covers many useful financial negotiation tips, illustrated by real-life examples that will get you thinking. Participants will work through mini-cases, to apply principles and increase their financial and business creativity, and help their organization to be financially successful in negotiations. This is different from and complements tactical/strategic negotiation seminars, by being more financial-oriented, with lots of specific examples. It is partly about how to persuade, but also about creating different financial options that would be attractive to other party. The tips provided are also useful for internal negotiations and for non-accountants.
Product Code
1000003694
Credit Type
CPE: 4CPE-ET: 0.3CPE-Non-Technical: 4Format
Online Self-Study
Intended Audience
Anybody involved directly or indirectly in or advising with respect to financial negotiations. Because of the wide range of topic coverage, most accountants would benefit from this seminar. It is aimed at accountants in leadership positions, such as Controllers, CFOs and directors of finance, as well as those in public practice or consulting, who advise clients. Accountants from large companies, government and not-for-profits also find the course useful. It is also helpful for analysts and accountants moving toward these roles, as well as non-accountants with business roles.
NASBA Field of Study
Business Management & Organization
Level of Difficulty
Intermediate
Prerequisites
None.
Advance Preparation
None.
Learning Objectives
Major Subjects
- Gaining the encourage to negotiate
- General financial negotiation tips
- Complex sales deals with multiple elements
- Working the numbers to your advantage
- Risk financing negotiations
- Finding new angles and dimensions to negotiate
- Sharing success with the other party
- Purchasing negotiations - service and goods
- Examples in various industries and contexts
- Key watch outs and lessons learned
- Some unusual tactics that you can use
- Ethics in negotiations
- Bureaucracy
Faculty
