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3 day Introductory Banking course.
Objectives:
To understand how banks have developed and their role in
the economy, other financial institutions and products offered.
To understand the regulatory system in the UK and supervision
of the financial sector.
To understand broadly how banks make lending decisions.
The Monetary and Financial System and the Role of the
Banks
- History and Background of Banking
- Money and Credit
- Fiscal and Monetary Policy
- The Impact of Economic Policy on Banks
The UK Financial Market Place
- Overview of the City and its Institutions
- Banks and Non-Bank Financial Institutions
- Financial Instruments
- Payments Systems
Bank Regulation and Supervision
- The Bank of England
- The Basle Agreement
- Capital Adequacy Rules
- Financial Services Act 1986 and Compliance
Corporate Banking
- Lending
- Credit Analysis
- Corporate Banking Products
Day two
Objectives:
To gain a broad understanding of specialised financing areas
in which banks operate.
Specialised Financing
- Syndicated Loans
- Trade Finance
- Asset-Based Finance
- Corporate Finance
Investment Management
- Understanding the Client's Needs
- Liquidity and Security
- Global Custody
- Stock Lending
Long Term Capital Markets
- Equities
- The Stock Exchange
- Eurocurrency/Bond Markets
Day three
Objectives:
To gain a broad understanding of the Foreign Exchange markets
and their operations together with Derivative products.
Short Term Money Markets
- Instruments
- Participants and their Motives
Foreign Exchange
- Participants and their Motives
- Spot and Forward FX
Derivatives
- Futures
- Options
- Swaps
- Other Risk Management Products
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