Banking & Financial Intermediation

Participants to this training courses will receive a thorough training on the subjects covered by the course outline with the Tutor utilising a variety of proven adult learning teaching and facilitation techniques. Training methodology includes Case Studies, Role Play and Group Discussions analysing and evaluating the key issues facing Banks and Financial Markets.

The course is highly participatory ensuring that delegates leave with new skills to benefit their personal and organizational development.

At the end of this training courses, you will learn to:

• Evaluate the role and risks of Financial Institutions as Financial Intermediaries
• Recommend or seek appropriate Banking Services
• Evaluate a Bank’s Income Statement and Balance Sheets
• Evaluate Credit Risk and make Lending Decisions
• Use financial instruments for Profit and Risk Management

This Gulf Rowad training course is suitable for a wide range of professionals but will greatly benefit:

• Professionals responsible for making Credit Decisions
• Relationship Managers responsible for providing appropriate banking services
• Those with aspirations to become credit analysts
• Those seeking finance on behalf of their organisation
• Those with an interest in Banking and the Financial Crisis

Organisational Impact

• Develop a knowledge of the appropriate Banking Services
• Evaluate Credit Risk
• Gain new skills in line with the latest international practices which will help to make more informed and hence better decisions
• Increase knowledge of the latest policies and procedures which can be shared amongst other departments of the company
• Facilitate the continuous redesign of business processes to international standards

Personal Impact

The training course will be of personal benefit to delegates by providing you with:

• Develop professional skills of analysis and evaluation
• Increase their knowledge of the latest products, policies and procedures
• Make more informed and hence better decisions
• Increase their importance to their organization
• Be better placed to liaise effectively with other departments and colleagues regarding current practices and issues affecting the banking sector