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Fiscal Policy and Public Debt Sustainability Analysis Training Course

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Why Select this Training Course?

An organization or nation’s public credit is assumed to be manageable if the nation or the organization can pay all its recent and oncoming debts. Without financial support from any organization or country, the country or organization may default. This leads the Analyst to view from a perspective that the policies needed to control debt are feasible and consistent in managing its potential growth in developing stages. When organizations or countries seek debts that they need from financial sources, refinancing risks are also help full. A credit is an economic demand that requires payment with interest by the credited to the creditor in the future date. Countries incur debt from a wide range of borrowers, including; organizations, banks, and other nations.

What are the types of fiscal policy? 

The known types of fiscal policy depend on the region and country of existence. However, the common types include; expansionary fiscal policies, the balanced budget, also known as neutral fiscal policy, and contractionary fiscal policy. The application and usage of these policies will always depend on the problem at hand and the type of solution anticipated.

How do fiscal policy and public debt relate? 

Public debt policy is reliability that includes the total amount borrowed by a country, organization, or government to meet their development budget, pandemic, or crisis. The way public debt and fiscal policy relate s is a condition that leads to an increase in public credits when budget deficits arise. Otherwise, the budget deficit appears over time, while public credit is a state of independence at a particular given time.

The Fiscal Policy and Public Debt Sustainability Analysis Training Course by Rcademy will help learners or students majoring in fiscal policy in public debt stability analysis. Fiscal policy and public debt sustainability is a means by which an organization or a country uses policies and programs to adjust its spending level and task rate. It also uses it to monitor and influence its economy, ensuring that the country or organization that has received debt relief is in a better position for the development track, allowing creditors to anticipate future risks better and adjust their financial terms according to their agreement between them. The course from Rcademy will help one to understand and accept the work of a Fiscal Policy and Public Debt Sustainability analyst.

Who Should Attend?

The Fiscal Policy and Public Debt Sustainability Analysis Training Course by Rcademy is ideal for:

  • Professionals with an interest in public stability
  • Economics students
  • Financial managers of organizations
  • Sales managers and supervisor
  • Executive directors and managers
  • Non-financial managers
  • Internal auditors responsible for financial statements
  • Senior and medium organization directors
  • Government finance officers

What are the Course Objectives?

The main objectives of The Fiscal Policy and Public Debt Sustainability Analysis Training Course by Rcademy are to enable the participants to:

  • Create a country or organization receiving debt relief on a sustainable development track
  • Implement the principle of good public governors to benefit their organizations
  • Increase the ability for good decision-making
  • Develop self-confidence in an excellent manner
  • Improve the handling of the fiscal policy
  • Accountability and responsibility
  • Understand Cash flow management
  • Recognize ratio and comparison analysis
  • Help client organizations or countries sustain their expectation for funds with the ability to pay their debts back
  • Accepts funding organizations or governments to anticipate future risks to better and tailor their financing terms accordingly
  • Recognize the dangers of high debt in the country, organization, or ministry
  • Have the ability to manage and regulate the country’s debt to their future expectations
  • Find the main aim of external debt of an organization, ministry, or country
  • Evaluate the prices to benefit investment to aim debt sustainability of a country with the need to develop themselves
  • Assess safe debt stages in a world complete with uncertainties

How will this course be presented?

In this course, various training methods and techniques will be employed while ensuring the participants gain relevant practical skills that can be effectively applied to solve numerous problems in their professional careers. The training methods may include presentations, e-platforms, lectures, videos, audio, pdf notes, research, assignments, and group discussions. The methods used in training are suitable and convenient for the learner in developing practical skills.

What are the Topics Covered in this Course?

The modules covered in this course are necessary to understand and grasp the concept of fiscal policy and public debt sustainability analysis professionally.

Module 1: The principle of debts sustainability and their risk

  • Structure and learning objectives
  • Trends in audit
  • The Pragmatic Equation for the Dynamics of Sustainability
  • Internal audit risk
  • Interviewing the manageable surrounding
  • Analysis of debt sustainability
  • Concern with debt sustainability
  • Foreign-currency-denominated debt
  • Macroeconomic policies supporting fiscal adjustment
  • Introduction of the concept that is necessary for the conduction of the analysis

Module 2: Debt Sustainability

  • The risk of sudden stops and the potential role of central banks in this context
  • Arithmetic of debt dynamic
  • Fiscal Rules to ensure debt sustainability
  • Emerging issues in the modern era
  • Ways in which budgetary space should be used
  • The relation between public investment and debt sustainability
  • The use of stochastic debt sustainability analysis

Module 3: Role of Debt in an Economy

  • Types of pubic debts
  • Debt as a Constraint to Growth
  • Macroeconomic Identities and basic concepts in debt algebra
  • Debt and public investment
  • Debt Sustainability Framework (DSF) for Low economy
  • Portfolio Review
  • Defining debt sustainability: A taxonomy
  • Fiscal sustainability of debt

Module 5: Debt Restructuring

  • Sovereign debt
  • Understanding sovereign Restructuring domestic sovereign debt
  • Restructuring external debt
  • Restructuring internal sovereign debt
  • The Cost of risk and ways to minimize them
  • Rate of interest fee

Module 6: Understanding fiscal policy

  • The qualities of fiscal policy
  • Pooling and netting
  • Cash flow prediction limitations and methods
  • Virtual accounts
  • Payments in the future

Module 7: Fiscal control accountability 

  • Explanation of revenue expectation
  • The reaction to budgeting for government specifications expectation
  • Prioritizing fiscal policy by use of fees, price management, and other tools
  • Meeting fiscal expectations and requirements for current activity and assets expenditures

Module 8: Fiscal policy sustainability in credit tolerance and Space 

  • Credit tolerance among countries in a given time
  • Fiscal time and space for credit and safety stages benefits
  • Sustainably supporting credit risks and projections

Module 9: Factors to Consider while receiving credits 

  • The need for the credit
  • Source of income current capital
  • Finance assets
  • Active or working capital
  • Understanding the financial properties and their price flow process
  • Expenditure rate

Module 10: Debt Risk and Its Surroundings

  • Sources of the risk
  • Reason for the external risk
  • Executing credit limits
  • Acting in a polite credit agreement
  • Exposing limits from their risk concentration

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