Theory
Develop a coherent understanding of money, bank accounts, payments and compliance.
Global Fund Structures, Cross-border Settlement and Asset Verification · Starting from 1,000,000.
Begin with banking and monetary systems, then study international payments, bank credit, asset verification and card payments. Finish with an integrated cross-border case, reviewing projects, documents, costs, exceptions and responsibilities.

Understand assets, funds, bank liabilities, balances and availability.
Organise evidence and decision questions for the integrated case.
Identify ownership, control, authorisation, beneficiaries and signing responsibilities.
Organise evidence and decision questions for the integrated case.
Map bank accounts, payment stages, clearing nodes and evidence of receipt.
Organise evidence and decision questions for the integrated case.
Understand currencies, timing, funding, credit instruments, costs and recourse.
Organise evidence and decision questions for the integrated case.
Connect rights, source evidence, CRS, AML, SOF and SOW.
Organise evidence and decision questions for the integrated case.
Understand authorisation, clearing, settlement, participants and exception responsibilities.
Organise evidence and decision questions for the integrated case.
Match payment authority, delivery stages, actual receipt and ongoing records.
Organise evidence and decision questions for the integrated case.
Build a case covering assets, rights, purpose, routes, costs, evidence and responsibilities.
Organise evidence and decision questions for the integrated case.
Develop a coherent understanding of money, bank accounts, payments and compliance.
Review projects and documents, analyse costs and identify exception responsibilities.
Build collaboration skills relevant to long-term family wealth and complex financial arrangements.
Currency, duration, delivery and specific entitlements are confirmed in the formal programme proposal.