Mastering The Fundamentals Of Banking

Published 5/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280×720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.13 GB | Duration: 2h 52m
Banking made simple: All you need to know to excel at your banking studies or career

Free Download What you’ll learn
What financial intermediaries are and what they do
How a typical bank balance sheets looks like and what are its main components
What is the risk-return trade-off
What is the difference between capital and liquidity
How a typical statement of profit or loss looks like and what are its main components
How to read bank financial statements using ratios
What products and services do banks offer to customers
What caused the 2007-2008 global financial crisis
What happened with Northern Rock
What are the main elements of the Basel regulatory framework
What are the most topical issues for modern banks
Requirements
No prior banking knowledge or professional experience is required
You can approach this course with fresh mind – you will learn everything as you go
In terms of technical equipment, students need PC / laptop / tablet / mobile phone to view this course
Description
Welcome to the ‘Mastering the Fundamentals of Banking’ online course!Are you a university or college student majoring in banking, finance or economics? Or are you pursing banking professionally as a banker or a consultant? Or do you simply lack foundation-level knowledge of key banking concepts and terminology despite your keen interest in the field?Regardless of your background, circumstances or professional experience, ‘Mastering the Fundamentals of Banking’ is a course designed to equip you with the vital skills and knowledge needed to confidently step into the complex world of banking. By the end of this course, you will gain a competitive edge against your peers and be better prepared to tackle the academic or professional challenges lying ahead of you.Save big! Unlock the secrets of expensive foundation years offered by many universities and professional academies in just one course and for a small price. Here is an overview of the course content:1. Banks as Financial Intermediaries2. Bank Balance Sheets3. Bank Capital and Liquidity & The Risk-Return Trade-off4. Bank Statements of Profit or Loss5. Ratio Analysis6. Traditional Banking Products & Services7. The Financial Crisis of 2007-20088. The Tale of Northern Rock9. Regulatory Framework – The Basel Accords10. Hot Topics in BankingThe course covers 10 sessions. In addition to the recordings and slides for each session, you will have access to four sets of practice questions and tasks designed to help you solidify your understanding of the topics covered. You will also get access to a ‘Terminology Explained’ guide defining the essential terms introduced throughout the course. At the end of your learning journey, you will be prompted to complete a multiple-choice quiz to check your overall knowledge.Learning objectives:By the end of this course, you will be able to:Understand the role of banks as financial intermediaries and their significance in the economy.Analyze bank balance sheets and understand how they provide a snapshot of a bank’s financial position, including assets, liabilities, and equity.Differentiate between bank capital and liquidity, and understand the risk-return trade-off involved in managing a bank’s balance sheet.Analyze bank statements of profit or loss to determine a bank’s profitability and financial performance.Learn the purpose and application of ratio analysis in evaluating a bank’s financial performance and identify key ratios used in the banking industry.Identify and describe traditional banking products and services offered by banks, and their role in serving the financial needs of customers.Summarize the events and causes of the 2007-2008 global financial crisis.Analyze the story of Northern Rock and its role in the financial crisis.Understand the regulatory framework of the Basel Accords and its impact on the banking industry.Evaluate and analyze hot topics in banking and understand how they are shaping the future of banking.
Overview
Section 1: Banks as Financial Intermediaries
Lecture 1 Financial Intermediaries. Commercial & Investment Banks
Lecture 2 The Essence of Banking
Lecture 3 Surplus vs Deficit Agents
Lecture 4 Features of Financial Intermediation
Section 2: Bank Balance Sheets
Lecture 5 Intro & Financial Statements
Lecture 6 Concepts & Capital and Liabilities
Lecture 7 Assets & Securities
Lecture 8 Bank X’s Assets
Lecture 9 Bank X’s Liabilities & Capital
Lecture 10 Conclusion2
Section 3: Bank Capital and Liquidity & The Risk-Return Trade-off
Lecture 11 Interplay Btw Bank Solvency and Liquidity
Lecture 12 Bank A – Liquid but Undercapitalized
Lecture 13 Regulatory Capital; Risk-Return Trade-off
Section 4: Bank Statements of Profit or Loss
Lecture 14 Bank Statements of Profit or Loss Intro
Lecture 15 Bank X’s Statement of Profit or Loss (A)
Lecture 16 Bank X’s Statement of Profit or Loss (B)
Section 5: Ratio Analysis
Lecture 17 Intro to Ratio Analysis
Lecture 18 Asset Quality & BS Structure Ratios
Lecture 19 Profitability Ratios
Lecture 20 Capital Ratios & Bank Stakeholders
Section 6: Traditional Banking Products & Services
Lecture 21 Intro_Banking Products & Services
Lecture 22 Banking Products (1)
Lecture 23 Banking Products (2)
Lecture 24 Banking Services
Lecture 25 Sticking to Traditional Products & Services
Section 7: The Financial Crisis of 2007-2008
Lecture 26 Intro_Financial Crisis
Lecture 27 Origins of the Crisis
Lecture 28 OTH & OTD Models
Lecture 29 The OTD Model
Lecture 30 Falling Dominoes
Section 8: Тhе Tale of Northern Rock
Lecture 31 Introduction_NR Profile & Business Model
Lecture 32 The Events of NR’s Demise
Lecture 33 Lessons Learnt
Section 9: Regulatory Framework – The Basel Accords
Lecture 34 Introduction_BCBS
Lecture 35 Basel 1
Lecture 36 Basel 2
Lecture 37 Basel 3
Lecture 38 Basel 3 Elements
Lecture 39 Basel 4 & Conclusion
Section 10: Hot Topics in Banking
Lecture 40 Intro & Challenger Banks
Lecture 41 Profitability & Regulatory Compliance
Lecture 42 Op Resilience, Cyber Security and Org Culture
Lecture 43 Diversity & Inclusion
Lecture 44 Climate Change & Conclusion
Section 11: Conclusion, ‘Terminology Explained’ Guide and Reference List
Lecture 45 Conclusion, ‘Terminology Explained’ Guide and Reference List
Section 12: Final Quiz
University/ college students majoring in banking/ finance/ economics,Bankers, consultants and other professionals looking to strengthen their knowledge of banking fundamentals,People interested in engaging learning opportunities in the area of commercial banking,Banking enthusiasts with no theoretical background wanting to get a grasp of strategic topics in modern banking

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