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The Corporate Finance Education Program2010-2011

INSIDE

“Take on the world of global corporate finance”

3 The Benefits of the CF Experience

8 The CF Learning and Qualification Matrix

10 A Hand-picked Faculty

12 Read, Listen, Discuss and Apply

14 A Curriculum for CF Competency

18 Earning the International CF Qualification

19 The CF Professional Network

20 Application Form

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CF graduates raise the global corporate finance

capabilities of your organization

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How Will Your Organization Benefit from Participating

in the Corporate Finance Education Program?

The Corporate Finance Ecation Program

(“CF Program”) will benefit professionals in

traditional corporate settings, investment banking,

venture capital, commercial banking and professional

service firms who advise and counsel clients on

corporate finance strategy, or who are responsible

internally for building value in their organization.

The CF Program provides the best training in the

marketplace for professionals involved in growing,

developing, buying and selling businesses.

The CF Program elivers both a

immeiate a erig impact...

... o Yor Orgaizatio:

• Real world case studies, industry

experts and facilitated discussions

quickly lead to best practice skills and

technical expertise that can be used

immediately in the workplace

• The CF Program accelerates learning

& fast tracks management potential to

add value to the bottom line

• Flexible learning package minimizes

time away from the office

• CF graduates raise the global corporate

finance capabilities of your organization

T h e Co r p o r a t e F i n a n c e E d u c a t i o n P r o g r a m | 2 0 1 0 - 2 0 1 1

T a k e o n t h e w o r l d o f g l o b a l c o r p o r a t e f i n a n c e

We found that the CF qualification

provided a much more relevant

and comprehensive educationpackage for our CF professionals

than the alternatives. Many of the

alternatives focused on specific

technical aspects of what a CF

professional needs to be equipped

with, however they did not pull

the whole package together in a

structured manner.”

IaIn ChIld, CF, Partner, Deloitte

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How Will You Benefit from Participating in the

Corporate Finance Education Program?

The CF Program elivers both a

immeiate a erig impact...

... o Yo Professioally:

• Your enhanced technical knowledge,sharper interpretation and application

skills, confidence and vision will help you

to be an effective Corporate Finance

Leader

• The CF Program replicates real world

challenges that you will experience in

your day-to-day work

• You’ll learn best practices by working

towards the only professional

qualification tailored to meet the

demands of the corporate finance

marketplace

• The flexible learning schedule will fit into

your busy professional lifestyle

• You’ll gain mobility and earning potential

that come with an internationally-

recognized qualification

• The top-rated faculty of experts with

exceptional teaching proficiency will

share their wealth of knowledge and

experience with you

• You’ll have access to unprecedented

networking and idea-sharing with other

CF students, faculty and guest speakers



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The case study format makes the CF course

a hands-on learning experience in a risk

free environment. Add the guidance from

Corporate Finance faculty, and I acquiredthe skills and confidence to handle real life

situations.

Midway through the first year, I was able to

participate effectively in Corporate Finance

initiatives at my employer, and achieved

successive promotions culminating in the

CFO position.The course was a life altering experience

for me; strengthened a thoughtful and

balanced approach, an attribute needed in

Corporate Finance and success in life.”

Mukesh sabharwal, Ca, CF, Vice PresiDent anD cFo,

aDVantex Marketing international inc.

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The CF Program has been developed exclusively

for corporate finance professionals, by corporate

finance professionals. It’s more than continuing

education – it’s a “Career Development

Experience” ideally suited for:

• Investment bankers

• CFO/Treasurers

• Venture Capitalists

• Commercial Bankers

• Corporate Finance Executives

• Corporate Development Executives

It will benefit you if you advise clients on, or are

responsible internally for:

• M&A transactions

•Restructurings

• Divestitures

• Valuations

• Financing transactions

Who Should Attend

the CF Program?

The CF Program has been developed

exclusively for corporate finance professionals,

by corporate finance professionals.

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Are you a Candidate for the

CF Education Program?

The CF Program has been designed for

Chartered Accountants and other professionals

with appropriate business experience. Before

entering the Program, you should have a good

understanding of the following areas from

a combination of work experience, in-house

training and formal education:

• Fiacial Statemet Aalysis –

understanding of the major components

of financial statements, accounting and

financial treatment of equity and debt,

cash flows, and financial ratios.

• Ivestmet a Valatio Techiqes –

knowledge of payback, discounted

cash flow, NPV, internal rate of return;

derivation of the cost of debt and

the equity cost of capital; concepts

of risk, return and diversification, and

measurement of risks.

• Techical Aalysis – basic familiarity of

technical charting and related analytical

concepts and methods.

• Ethical Coes a Corporate

Goverace – knowledge of the role of

government agencies in regulating the

capital markets, disclosure requirements

for public and private companies,

and concepts of business ethics and

corporate responsibility.

• Secrities Reglatio – understanding

of the role of participants in an IPO,

including the firm and its management,

regulators, investment banks, lawyers

and due diligence practitioners. Basic

knowledge of listing and prospectus

requirements.

• Qatitative Methos – knowledge of

basic statistical concepts (eg, variance,

standard deviation, median) and

forecasting methods.

• Proficiecy i Microsoft Excel – a

degree of proficiency in the use of

spreadsheet software is necessary in

order to analyze transactions during

self-study, in-class sessions and the CF

Program examinations.



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Are you a Candidate for the

CF Education Program?

While an in-depth mastery of these subject areas

is neither expected nor required, you should

satisfy yourself that your professional training

and experience have provided you with exposure

and insight into the majority of the items noted

above.

Proper self-assessment and addressing of any

deficiencies are essential to ease the workload

and enhance your understanding of the material

covered in the CF Program. To discuss the

suitability of the CF Education Program to

your current professional situation, contact

Valerie Leach, Principal – Corporate Finance

Qualification at 416-204-3451 or

[email protected]



The CF Program

has been designed

for Chartered

Accountants and other

professionals with

appropriate business

experience.

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The CF Learning and Qualification Matrix

The Itermeiate Stage consists of 3 classroom sessions to be held fromOctober/November to February.

The emphasis in the Intermediate Stage is on providing transaction-orientedknowledge to enhance and develop key analytical skills. On completion, youwill be able to understand a broad range of client needs, both nationally andinternationally, and to assist in the practical completion of corporate finance deals.

Modules in the Intermediate Stage include:• Interpretation of Financial Statements• Valuation• Debt & Equity• Changes in Control• Corporate Governance, Strategy & Ethics

see pge 15-16 fo individul module detil.

Itermeiate Self-StyThe Intermediate Stage’s self-study materials are organized around a comprehensiveset of readings and practical exercises. These self-study materials will prepare youfor, and complement your work during, the Intermediate Stage sessions above. Youshould expect to spend a minimum of 150 hours to complete these materials.

Itermeiate Exam

March 2011The 4-hour Intermediate exais based on an original corpofinance case study. Successfucompletion of the IntermediaExam will ensure your entry ithe Advanced Stage.

Primer & Refresher CorsesPart I is optional, but highly recommended. These courses offer a combination ofclassroom and e-learning modules designed as a primer for you if you’re startingout in corporate finance, or as a great refresher to kick start the CF Program.see pge 14 fo moe detil.

Timig Fall 2010 March 2011

The CF Education Program delivers 10 years of learning in 2 years. Add the requisite experienceand you’ve fast tracked your way into an elite group of globally recognized CF professionals

with representation in over 50 countries.

The CF Program provided me with detailed and practical knowledge, helping me to

better advise my clients in Canada and around the world. The superb curriculum,

faculty and classmates at the CF Program provided an environment where my

technical skills could be honed in real-life simulations. In addition, I’ve found the

Program’s global perspective to be an important asset to me in my career.”

adaM Zalev, MMPa, Ca, CF, Director, alVarez & Marsal canaDa Ulc

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CF

PART III

PART II

PART I

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Cogratlatios!Demonstrate relevant CF work experienceand take your place among the mostinfluential and successful internationalcorporate finance professionals, now inover 50 countries around the world.

The Avace Stage consists of 3 in-residence classroomsessions to be held from November to February.

The Advanced Stage builds on the concepts learned in the IntermediateStage, delivering practical knowledge of corporate finance transactionsin a number of key areas recognized by the industry and internationally.In the Advanced Stage, you will hone your skills to the highest levels ofdeal management. You’ll achieve an understanding of how to integrate

an organization’s mission and strategic and financial objectives, into avalue-creating corporate finance strategy.

Modules in the Advanced Stage include:• Advanced Changes in Control & Restructuring• Mergers & Acquisitions• Advanced Debt & Equity Issues• Strategic Financial Management

see pge 17 fo individul module detil.

Avace Stage Self-StyThe Advanced Stage self-study materials are organized around asecond set of readings and practical exercises. They are comprehensivematerials that will require an average of 250 hours to complete. Theseself-study materials will prepare you for, and complement your workduring, the Advanced Stage sessions above.

Avace Exam

March 2012You must successfully completethis final 4-hour advancedcorporate finance case studyexam before applying for theCF qualification.

The Advanced exam simulatesa real-life, complex corporatefinance transaction, focusing onthe strategic decision-makingand deal-structuring processes.Background to the case studywill be sent to you in advanceof the exam date so you canfamiliarize yourself with thestrategic issues and situationalcontext of the subject company.During the exam, you will receivenew information affecting thecorporate situation and yourresponse to the transaction.

Fall 2011 March 2012

The CF Learning and Qualification Matrix

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The Corporate Finance Faculty Team

CF faculty members are experts in the corporate finance marketplace. We pick top-rated professionals

from academia, international corporate advisory firms and specialized boutique finance firms –

practitioners and educators with extensive knowledge and experience, superb platform skills, and a

willingness to share it all with other professionals working in corporate finance.The 2010-11 CF Faculty

Team is in touch with best practices from leading companies around the globe through their consultations

and negotiations on successful financing deals, their extensive research and case writing.

Our CF faculty members are skilled facilitators that know when to step in and when to hold back, to push

your strategic thinking to a new level and to help you develop your own skills and insight to create value

in your organization and for your clients.

Michael Baham, CA•CBV, CF

Strategic Financial Designer, Cambridge Corporate Development Inc.

Michael Badham advises clients on M&A transactions, financings, infrastructure and

corporate growth opportunities. With a varied background obtained over the past

30 years as a partner in charge of a large corporate finance practice, a partner in amerchant bank and a director in an investment bank, Michael has provided advice,

guidance and strategic ideas covering public and private financings, as well as

complex cross-border M&A transactions to a broad range of corporate Canada.

Craig Gibso, CA, CBV, CF

Managing Director, Cambridge Corporate Development Inc.

A former partner of a large corporate finance practice, Craig Gibson has over25 years of investment banking experience, including debt and equity finance,

mergers, acquisitions, divestitures, valuation and strategy. He has completed

transactions for public and private corporations in many industries at values

between $5 million and over $300 million. Craig is particularly experienced in the

technology, cable television, media and entertainment areas.

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Joh Jazwiski, CFA, CF

Vice President and Director, Deloitte & Touche LLP

John Jazwinski provides strategic financial counsel to Canadian companies in

matters related to the capital markets. He works closely with key shareholders and

decision makers in optimizing value through effecting acquisitions, divestitures and

private debt placements. John has worked with mid-to-large capitalized clients

across a range of industries and has a lot of experience within the manufacturing

and metals industries.

Michel Maga, FCA

Professor and Lawrence Bloomberg Chair in Accountancy,

John Molson School of Business, Concordia University

Dr. Magnan is a Professor and the Lawrence Bloomberg Chair in Accountancy. He

has more than 20 years of professional experience. His teaching interests include

financial reporting, mergers and acquisitions and management control. He has taught

in many Canadian and European universities at the B.Comm., MBA, EMBA and Ph.D.

levels, and has been involved in professional development and teaching. Dr. Magnan`s research activities

encompass financial statement analysis, corporate disclosure strategies, governance, performance

management as well as ethics. He is the author or coauthor of more than 80 journal publications and

has given numerous presentations and workshops in North America, Europe and Asia. He is currently

the Editor in Chief of Contemporary Accounting Research and a member of the Editorial Board of CA

Magazine.

The Corporate Finance Faculty Team

Michael McItyre, CA

Associate Professor, Finance

Sprott School of Business, Carleton University

Michael McIntyre is an Associate Professor, Finance at the Sprott School of

Business. He has experience teaching in Undergraduate, Masters and Ph.D.programs, including both offshore and executive programs. In addition to teaching,

Michael is an active researcher in the areas of corporate governance and derivative

securities. He uses his foundation in option theoretic techniques and proprietary

software to advise deposit insurers around the world on a variety of policy issues,

including provisioning and capital adequacy.

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Read, Listen, Discuss, and Apply

A blended approach is at the heart of the

CF Education Program experience, combining

e-learning and self-study, traditional classroom

instruction, industry expert guest speakers, and

facilitated workgroup sessions with real-world

case studies.

As a corporate finance professional, you will belooking at issues from the point of view of the

different parties involved. Your advice is likely to

change depending on who you are advising. You

will work through the case studies during the

sessions, gather experience through real-world

situations, and learn to consider carefully the

motivations and interests of the different parties

concerned.

The CF Education Program’s strategic approach

includes:

• Identification and analysis of corporatefinance and operational plans,

governance and current risks, including

evaluating the alternatives

• Preparation and presentation of findings

and recommendations to the client,

anticipating reactions from the parties

involved and the marketplace

• Advice to the client on each process

involved in negotiating the transaction,

including communications

• Planning and implementing the post-

transaction steps, including post-merger

integration of the businesses

• Evaluation of the outcome of the

transaction, and recommendations for

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Coming into the Program with both a

CFA and an MBA, I had lots of theory. This

Program gave me the opportunity to apply

that theory to real life examples in the

form of case studies.

I liked the fact that the facilitators in the

Program were real CF practitioners who

work in corporate finance every day. They

brought their own experiences into thediscussions, adding value to the sessions.

They really brought the theory to l ife.

The other participants also added to the

Program. They were from many diverse

backgrounds – from all across Canada and

from different working roles – some were

CFOs, some were advisors – and everyoneshared their information and experiences

to make the Program relevant to all.”

benoIt leroux, CFa, CF,

Vice PresiDent, kPMg corPorate Finance

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A Curriculum for CF Competency

Part I – Primer & Refresher Corses

You’ll find these courses particularly useful in areas where you either need a refresher or are

just starting out in corporate finance. Either way, they will provide you with a foundation in

the underlying corporate finance fundamentals related to:

• Fiacial Statemet Iterpretatio – This on-line course was developed exclusively

for participants in the CF Education Program who want to quickly review financial

statement ratios and how to interpret their results. Over approximately 2 hours, it will

prepare you to get the most out of the CF Program.

• Time Vale of Moey – This is another important concept that you’ll need to master to

perform well in corporate finance. Brush up with this hour-long tutorial that explains

how to calculate the present and future value of both lump sums and annuities, as

well as the present value of perpetual annuities.

• Itroctio to IFRS – Implicatios for Caaia Bsiesses – This 3-hour e-learning

course provides a high-level overview of IFRS and is an excellent place to get up to

speed quickly on the implications of IFRS in Canada.

• Valatio – Valuation is a key technique in corporate finance and you are expected to

have a good knowledge of valuation basics before enrolling in the CF Program. Many

Provincial CA Institutes (PICAs)/Ordre across Canada offer excellent valuation courses

at all levels.

• Excel Moelig – Over the years, some CF Program participants have commented

that their Excel modeling skills were not adequate. If you might be in this situation,

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e-learning

e-learning

e-learning

classroom

classroom

e-learning Visit www.cfqualification.ca for links to the e-learning courses.

For the classroom courses, you can find links to all of the

PICAs’/Ordre’s web sites from the CICA’s home page at

www.cica.ca – look in the header bar at the top of the page.

classroom

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Part II – The Itermeiate Stage

Itermeiate Learig Otcomes

The Intermediate Stage comprises 5 inter-related modules that specify the competencies that

you will need to succeed in the Intermediate Stage examination.

Itermeiate Self-sty Materials

The following texts are included in your self-study materials for this stage:

• copote Finne, by Stephen A. Ross, Randolph W. Westerfield, Jeffrey F. Jaffe,

Gordon S. Roberts. 2008. Fifth Canadian Edition. McGraw-Hill Ryerson

• Buine anlyi & Vlution: Uing Finnil sttement, by Krishna G. Palepu and

Paul M. Healy. 2008. Fourth Edition. Thomson South-Western

MOduLE 1 – Interpretation of Financial Statements examines the use of financial information

that underpins much of the corporate finance work to follow. It ensures you have the technical

knowledge to provide solid transaction-related advice.

u Analyse a company’s financial situation from financial statements

u Construct financial modelsu Analyse the feasibility and value-creation potential of financial decisions

MOduLE 2 – Valation explains and illustrates key methodologies for valuing private and public

companies that exist around the world.

u Analyse the relationship between value, worth and price

u Apply valuation methods to reach plausible valuations for a range of companies

u Analyse differences in valuations between companies



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MOduLE 3 – debt an Eqity brings together key principles to provide you with a solid framework

in understanding how and why companies raise finance.

u Determine the value of debt, equity and derivative securitiesu Analyse a company’s capital structure in a capital markets context

u Determine financing options for a company

MOduLE 4 – Changes in Control combines many of the previous techniques and skills to help you

understand how companies are bought, sold and merged under a variety of circumstances.

u Analyse the ways in which both public and private company ownership can change (eg,

leveraged or management buyout, takeover, restructuring, etc.)

u Identify and assess issues that arise from change in control transactions (eg, structure,

auction, pricing, risks, due diligence, exits, regulations, etc.)

u Assess how a change in control transaction can create value for a company

MOduLE 5 – Corporate Governance, Strategy an Ethics examines the over-arching aspects of the

following key considerations of corporate finance.u Determine the scope of ethical issues in corporate finance and recommend ethically

appropriate actions

u Identify corporate governance issues in corporate finance

u Identify corporate responsibility issues in the context of corporate finance

u Demonstrate an awareness of relevant laws and regulations to corporate finance transactions

u Analyse and advise on the most appropriate corporate finance course of action



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The Intermediate Stage comprises five interrelated modules,

each broken down into several learning objectives.

Part II – The Itermeiate Stage

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Part III – The Avace Stage

not – admittc ito th advcd stg i dpdt o uccful compltio of th Itrmdit exm.

Avace Learig Otcomes

The Advanced Stage builds on the knowledge you gained through the Intermediate Stage. The learning

objectives for the Advanced Stage follow the steps needed to design and implement an effective

corporate finance strategy.

Avace Self-sty Materials

The following texts are included in your self-study materials for the Advanced Stage:

• applied Mege nd aquiition, by Robert F. Bruner. 2004. John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

• Mege, aquiition nd copote retutuing, by Patrick A. Gaughan. 2007. Fourth Edition.

John Wiley & Sons, Inc.

MOduLE 1 – Changes in Control an Restrctring goes beyond the techniques and skills learned in the

Intermediate Stage, and provides you with an in-depth look at the different kinds of changes in control

and restructurings in use today.

u Evaluate how a company’s strategic, operational and financing plans map into its financing and

ownership structures

u Determine, analyze and recommend alternative methods for asset, ownership and/or financial

changes of control of a company or its assets

u Identify the alternatives open to a company in financial distress

MOduLE 2 – Mergers & Acqisitions is an important type of a ‘change in control’ and the one that you are

most likely to encounter in the workplace and in the media. This module builds on Advanced Module 1 to

address M&A specifically.

u Evaluate M&A opportunities, M&A targets or bidders

u Advise on all the aspects of an M&A transaction (eg, valuation/synergy, risks, due diligence,

documentation, laws and regulations, etc.)

u Evaluate M&A transactions from the standpoint of shareholder value (post-merger integration)

MOduLE 3 – debt an Eqity Isses builds on concepts from the Intermediate Stage module and delves

into more complex issues around debt and equity.

u Translate a business plan into investment and financing plans with specific objectives

u Select and support the appropriate financing decisions for the company (in light of theorganization’s capital structure, current capital market conditions and company strategy)

u Advise a company’s management (and/or board of directors) on the financing process

MOduLE 4 – Strategic Financial Management an Avice focuses on the corporate finance deal as a

whole and on the skills you need to be able to advise a client on a winning corporate finance strategy.

u Integrate an entity’s mission, as well as its strategic, risk and financial objectives into a value-

creating corporate finance strategy

u Develop, design and advise on corporate financial management

u Advise on the ethical, governance and regulatory aspects of corporate financial management

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Earning the

CF Qualification

The CF qualification is a benchmark of success.With the CF letters next to your name, you can

be confident that you are among the very best

in the marketplace. The qualification is highly

regarded and recognized around the world as

one that is tailored exclusively to the demands

of corporate finance. The CF qualification

signifies demonstrable skills, competency and

professional status.

There are 2 paths to the CF qalification.

1. The CF Ecatio Rote involves

5 steps and can be accomplished in less than

2 years*:

i. Complete the Primer & Refresher

Courses – this is optional, but strongly

recommended

ii. Complete the Intermediate Stage of the

CF Education Program and successfully

complete the Intermediate Exam

iii. Complete the Advanced Stage of the

CF Education Program and successfully

complete the Advanced Exam

iv. Ensure you have completed the requisite3 years of relevant CF experience

v. Apply and receive the internationally

recognized CF qualification

Register today and begin your journey to

success. See page 22 for an application form.

2. The CF Experiece Rote is available to

senior practitioners with a minimum 8 years

of appropriate corporate finance experience.

If you have the exceptional portfolio to

demonstrate this requirement, you mayapply to be awarded the CF qualification

directly. For more information about the

Experience Route option, visit

www.cfqualification.ca or call Valerie Leach

at 416-204-3451.

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As a Canadian Chartered Accountant

now working in the United Kingdom,

possessing an internationally recognized

and respected professional designation

is very beneficial, assuring both

clients and employers that I have the

knowledge and ability to succeed in achallenging industry.”

Jesse MeIdl, Ca, CF, chieF Financial oFFicer,

caithness PetroleUM liMiteD

The CF qualification is a benchmark of success.

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Following completion of the CF Education Program*,

you will automatically receive a free trial

membership in the CF Professional Network. The

Network will provide you with a number of benefits

including:

1. Membership i the Loo-base Corporate

Fiace Faclty, an international network with

over 6,200 members and more

than 90 member firms - major

professional services firms, banks,

private equity houses, brokers,

boutiques and law firms. Visit

www.icaew.com/CorpFinFac

for a complete list of Faculty

membership benefits, including

a subscription to the award

winning copoa Fiai

magazine.

2. Complete access to the CF Web Commity

– a central hub of valuable corporate finance

information, including links to Canadian and

international resources, points of view and bestpractices, member directory and discussion

forums.

3. Advanced notice and preferred pricing at CICA’s

Toroto CF Market Briefs – a special series of

late afternoon briefings in Toronto’s financial

core, focusing on the most current issues

facing CF professionals in Canada today. These

sessions feature presentations by recognized

market leaders and are designed to facilitate the

exchange of information and ideas on CF topics

of the day, followed by a Q & A session and a

private networking reception.

4. Access to “Ivitatio Oly” Regioal Evets

– a number of special events during the year

featuring discussion and Q & A with a recognized

and renowned guest speaker, held in different

regions of Canada and available exclusively to CF

Professional Network members and their guests;

an ideal business development tool!

5. Preferre Pricig a “Members Oly” sessios

at the Aal Corporate Fiace Coferece –

this new one-day event (beginning in 2010) will

use a case study approach that incorporates

market updates with deep technical and

strategic learning. The Conference will also

offer unparalleled networking opportunitieswith significant players in the CF arena – from

practice, consulting, industry and government.

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The CF Professional Network

R Continue learning even after you’ve completed the CF Education Program...

R Get instant access to valuable corporate finance resources through the exclusive CF Web Community...

R Expand your valuable network immediately after you’ve earned your CF qualification...


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The CF Education Program

Applicatio Cofirmatio

Upon acceptance of your application, we will

confirm your participation in the Intermediate

Stage 2010-11 sessions:

• October 28-30, 2010• January 6-8, 2011

• February 17-19, 2011

The Intermediate Stage tuition fee includes all

course materials, including text books, self-study

workbook, reference materials for lectures and

group work, coffee breaks and lunches, and

examination fee.

The Intermeiate Stage – Corse Location

The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants

277 Wellington Street West

Toronto, ON M5V 3H2

Tel: 416-204-3449Fax: 416-204-3515

The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants

is located in downtown Toronto.

Participants requiring hotel accommodation will

be provided with contact information for nearby

hotels offering special CICA rates.

The Avace Stage – Corse Locatio

The Kingbridge Centre

12750 Jane Street

King City, ON L7B 1A3Tel: 905-833-3086

Fax: 905-833-3075

The Advanced Stage of the Corporate Finance

Education Program is held in residence at The

Kingbridge Centre.

Advanced Stage participants are required to live

in residence at the Kingbridge Centre during

the sessions. The Kingbridge Centre is located

30 minutes from Pearson International Airport

and 45 minutes north of downtown Toronto. The

in-residence all-inclusive total package rate per

session is approximately $770 Single Occupancy,

and includes accommodation, three meals per

day, coffee breaks, and all taxes and gratuities.



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REGISTRATIOn InFORMATIOn And COndITIOnS

This unique qualification delivers

the practical skills designed

to accelerate professional

development across the corporate

finance profession.

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Application Form

YES! Please reserve a place for me in

The Corporate Finance Education Program

Paymet Schele

The Itermeiate Stage • 2010-11

Location: The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants, Toronto, ON

Tuition: $4,395.00 + 571.35 HST = $4,966.35 (5826)

Your payment for the Intermediate Stage must accompany your application.

Course materials will be sent to all registered candidates starting in September 2010.

Tuition includes all course materials, including text books, self-study workbook, reference materials for lectures and

group work, coffee breaks and lunches, and examination fee. Participants requiring hotel accommodation will be pro-

vided with contact information for nearby hotels offering a special CICA rate.

The Avace Stage • 2011-12

Location: The Kingbridge Centre

Tuition: $5,595.00 + $727.35 HST = $6,322.35 (plus in-residence package rate)

You will be notified when registration is available for the Advanced Stage in June 2011

.

PRIVACY POLICY: In completing the above form, I consent to CICA collecting and using the above information and disclosing it to oth

third party service providers for the purpose of (1) Providing me with the service for which I have contracted. (2) Providing me with

information as to products and services CICA feels may be of interest to me. Please check the following box should you not wish you

personal information to be used and disclosed for the purpose set out in (2) aboveo

First Name (preferred) Middle Initial(s)

Badge Name (if different from above)

Surname

I am a: o CA o Other Accountant (please specify):

o Lawyer o Other (please specify):

Title

Firm/Employer

Business Address

City Province Postal Code

Business Phone Business Fax

Email

Special dietary or other requirements

PAYMENT: (Registration cannot be processed until payment is received.)

o Cheque (payable to The Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants)

Credit Card: o Visa o MasterCard

Card No

Expiry Date

Name of Cardholder

GST # R106861578

YOUR PRIORITY CODE:To help us understand your professional needs and

to serve you better, when registering by phone or online,

please make reference to this code MC-B1

Ways to Register

Online at: www.cfqalificatio.ca

Mail to: CF Ecatio Program600 - 277 Welligto Street WestToroto On M5V 3H2

Fax to: Corporate Fiace at: (416) 204-3415

Call: (416) 204-3248

http://www.cpd.cica.ca/CF/Calendar.cfm






































































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“So much more than just a technical program. The CF Program

focuses on value creation in real deals, not just academic

technical knowledge.”

larry shelley, Ca, CF, PresiDent & chieF execUtiVe oFFicer,

coril holDings ltD

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