Course Description
This course discusses the fundamental aspects of financial management, financial risks, and financial decision making for bankers. On completion, participants will have a clear understanding of the financial process and the language of financing to enable communication with financial professionals, understand the relevance of financial information for informed decision making by a wide range of potential users, and have the ability to analyze and interpret financial information
Course Objectives
- Understanding the fundamental principles of banking, finance and international financial & economic development
- Outlining the overall knowledge of risk management in banking and finance
- Understanding the use of derivatives instruments as a financial risk management
- Outlining the general foundation of corporate finance as pertaining to risk management
Who Should Attend?
- Bankers
- Financial officers and planners
- Auditors
- Managers
- Anyone interested and wanted to develop his performance in finance
Course Details/Schedule
- Overview of financial modeling
- Model design
- Overview of financial statements
- Areas in finance
- Market structures
- Commercial banks
- Interest rates and market efficiency
- Central banks and monetary policy
- Principles of valuation
- Financing assumptions
- Financing the corporation
- Calculating project’s free cash flow
- Calculating terminal value
- Professional practice to work in the financial services industry
- Communicating in the workplace
- Work practices
- Measuring and managing risk
- Risk management and corporate strategy
- Banking law
- Commercial banking and finance
- Lending decisions
- Personal financial planning
- Money market operations
- International banking and finance
