Paul Chung
To keep trying and keep challenging yourself is better than doing nothing. If you keep trying, you could be getting closer to joining EMFin programme.
Meet the Class - EMFIN'24
Our Executive Master in Finance (EMFin) Class of 2024 participants started their first module in September 2022 on campus in Singapore.
We caught up with a few of them to find out about their impressions so far, what motivated them to embark on the EMFin programme and some advice they would share with prospective candidates.
Taro Egami
If your core objective is obtaining a solid Master in Finance and becoming a full-stack finance professional, the INSEAD EMFin is the right destination.
Kyle Filomeno
The EMFin programme amplifies the school's strengths by giving participants the opportunity to learn finance in a versatile modular format, interact with experienced professionals from other executive programmes and think like an industry leader while having a strong anchor in Asia.
Weiqi Chiu
I wanted a programme that had an in-depth focus on Finance compared to the breadth of a general degree such as a MBA.
Elene Wang
If you would like to grow and enhance your professional and management skill in finance, or you would like to know more professional people in the same field, the EMFin programme is the right programme for you.
Jaslyn Kaur
I feel that my understanding of real-world finance has been expanded like never before from interacting with my peers and professors.
Kelly Chai
The curriculum is highly practical and designed for mid-career professionals in Finance roles.
5 Ways You Can Be A Better Ally
An ally is any person who takes actions, whether they be big or small, and works in solidarity and partnership with marginalised groups of people to take down the systems that challenge their basic rights, equal access, and ability to thrive in our society. Allyship is a journey of life-long learning.
Gimson Lim
Don't delay your post-grad experience because of the pandemic! The earlier you do it, the more you reap from the programme.
