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Quick Facts
| Medium Of Instructions | Mode Of Learning | Mode Of Delivery |
|---|---|---|
| English | Self Study | Video and Text Based |
Course Overview
Banking and Financial Intermediation Concepts Risks Capital and Regulation is offered by IIM Bangalore. This Banking and Financial Intermediation Concepts Risks Capital and Regulation course is delivered through their digital learning platform IIMBx. The Banking and Financial Intermediation Concepts Risks Capital and Regulation course will help in understanding the role of banking and financial intermediation in any economy. The Banking and Financial Intermediation Concepts Risks Capital and Regulation course will help in explaining the processes, functions, advantages, and drawbacks of banking and financial intermediation.
The duration of this Banking and Financial Intermediation Concepts Risks Capital and Regulation course is six weeks. The participants will need 3 - 4 hrs per week to complete this Banking and Financial Intermediation Concepts Risks Capital and Regulation course. Participants will learn how financial intermediaries work.
The Highlights
- Six week duration
- 3-4 hours per week
- Overview of banking system
- Learning about lending and credit risk
- Expert faculty
Programme Offerings
- 6 week course
- Expert Faculty
- Offered by IIM Bangalore
- Comprehensive curriculum
Courses and Certificate Fees
| Certificate Availability | Certificate Providing Authority |
|---|---|
| yes | IIM Bangalore |
What you will learn
Through this Banking and Financial Intermediation Concepts Risks Capital and Regulation course, the participants will learn about the overview of banking and financial sectors. The participants will have a clear understanding of financial risk and help them to take decisions accordingly.
Who it is for
The target audience for the Banking and Financial Intermediation Concepts Risks Capital and Regulation course includes:
The Syllabus
Overview of Banking and Financial System
- Overview of Banking and Financial Intermediation
- How and Why are Banks Different From Manufacturing Companies?
- How and Why are Financial Markets Different From Product Markets?
- ‘Market for Lemons’ and its Relevance to the Financial System
- Determinants of Interest Rates
- Term Structure of Interest Rates
- Forward Rate
- Summary and Additional Readings
Financial Intermediation Process
- Financial Intermediation: An Overview
- Components of Financial Intermediation
- Financial Intermediation: Sources and Applications of Funds
- Financial Intermediation: The Lending Function
- Financial Intermediation: Non-Fund-Based Services
- Summary and Additional Readings
Lending and Credit Risk
- Overview of Risk Management in Banking and Financial Markets
- Risks in Retail Lending
- Risks in Lending to SMEs
- Measuring and Managing Credit Risk
- Monitoring Credit Risk
- Summary and Additional Readings
Credit Risk Assessment Models; Operational Risk; Off-balance Sheet Risk
- Credit Risk Assessment Models
- Loan Concentration Risk and Loan Portfolio Risk
- Off-Balance Sheet Risk
- Operational Risk
- Summary and Additional Readings
Liquidity and Solvency Risk
- Overview of Liquidity and Solvency
- Managing Liquidity (CRR and SLR)
- Managing liquidity risk
- Summary and Additional Readings
Solvency, Capital Adequacy and Basel Guidelines
- Managing Solvency and Capital Adequacy
- Regulation and Monetary Policy for Banks
- Need for Independence of Central Banks
- Basel-II Guidelines for Capital Adequacy
- Summary and Additional Readings
Instructors
IIM Bangalore Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
The duration of the Banking and Financial Intermediation Concepts Risks Capital and Regulation course is six weeks, with an estimated 3–4 hours of study per week.
No, there are no prerequisites required for enrolling in this course.
Yes, Once the participants have successfully completed the course, they will receive the certificate.
Prof. P C Narayan will be the instructor.
No, there is no financial aid available.