Yes. Public programme class sizes are deliberately limited to enable real-time discussion of participants’ own portfolios, sector-specific challenges and implementation questions — a level of engagement not possible in large-format conference-style training.

All case studies are drawn from real transactions and live regulatory situations developed by faculty who have worked directly in the relevant field — not adapted from textbooks. Delegates leave with immediately applicable skills and analytical frameworks rather than purely theoretical knowledge.

Shasat faculty have a minimum of 10 years’ hands-on industry experience as practitioners — in banking, insurance, regulation and corporate finance — before joining the faculty. Content is updated before each run to reflect the latest standards and market practice. Shasat does not use academic-only instructors or generic off-the-shelf content.