Introduction
Course orientation and an introduction to the learning material.
Foundation to working level
The full NAV lifecycle, worked end to end: how a fund's books are built, what each control is protecting, and how the numbers come together on a NAV date.
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Who this is for
Graduates and professionals who are new to fund accounting, or who process part of the NAV cycle and want to understand the whole of it.
Video lessons with worked calculations and downloadable examples.
Self-paced lessons with worked examples. Exact lesson count is listed on the academy.
Outcomes
The point is not to remember a glossary. It is to make and explain the right accounting decision.
Course curriculum
Every module earns its place in the workflow; topics build toward a complete decision, not a collection of definitions.
Course orientation and an introduction to the learning material.
Funds, custody, investment managers, NAV and base currency.
Fund structures, including open-ended funds and funds of funds.
Entities involved and how the accounting life cycle works.
Cash, stock, income, foreign-currency contracts and reclaim reconciliations.
Trade booking, realised gains and missing-trade NAV impacts.
Dividend dates, withholding tax, reclaims and repatriation.
Bond types, accruals, amortisation, clean and dirty prices.
Options, forwards, futures, mark-to-market and margin.
Accruals, payments, variable fees, rebates and prepayments.
Crystallisation, hurdles, high-water marks, equalisation and share series.
Pricing components, valuation points and their NAV impact.
Capital movements, transfer agency and NAV effects.
Rights, dividends, splits and other corporate events.
Accounting entries for the topics covered in the course.
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A structured reference for reviewing the controls and evidence that support a NAV release.
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Lead Instructor – Fund Accounting
Bonhi brings 14+ years of fund-accounting experience to practical, scenario-led instruction. Her teaching emphasises the reasoning behind NAVs, reconciliations and review decisions—not simply memorising definitions.
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This course is the main foundation route for people developing an understanding of the fund and NAV workflow. It is written for learners who are new to fund accounting or who want a grounded understanding of the end-to-end NAV cycle without assuming prior fund-accounting experience.
No previous fund-accounting experience is required. Basic accounting knowledge is helpful, but this course introduces the fund and NAV workflow from the foundation level.
Currently available courses are pre-recorded and self-paced. You work through them on your own schedule.
Currently available courses include 365 days of access from the date of enrolment.
Yes. The courses use guided calculations, worked examples and realistic hypothetical fund scenarios to show how accounting decisions are made. They do not reproduce confidential client records or live-fund data.
Yes. Learners can use the course discussion forum to ask questions and review examples. The forum is reviewed periodically, but it is not live or instant support.
Yes. Learners receive a completion certificate after finishing the course.
No. There is no placement service, recruitment support, CV-writing service or employment guarantee. The courses are educational and practical, not a hiring service.
Check your fit first
You will get an initial score, answer explanations and a topic-by-topic result.