Programme Overview
Training Description
Who Should Attend
- Tellers and cashiers
- Credit and loan officers
- Trade finance officers
- Payments and transaction-processing staff
- Treasury operations professionals
- Risk and compliance officers
- Internal auditors
- Finance and accounting professionals
- New banking professionals
- Professionals transitioning into banking and financial services
Session Objectives
- Master techniques for collecting overdue customer invoices.
- Utilize the Debtor Ledger Questionnaire to evaluate and improve office procedures.
- Develop effective strategies to minimize current customer debt.
- Implement proven overdue invoice strategies to contact and negotiate with customers.
- Confidently use a phone script to handle overdue invoice calls and address common customer questions.
About the Course
Training on Banking and Bank Operations is a comprehensive practical course designed to provide participants with a strong understanding of the structure, functions, products, processes, and operational activities of modern banking institutions.The course covers the complete banking operations cycle, from customer onboarding and account management to payments, lending, cash management, clearing, reconciliation, compliance, risk management, and digital banking. Participants will develop a practical understanding of how different banking departments work together to deliver efficient, secure, compliant, and customer-focused financial services.
Curriculum & Topics
9 Topics | 19 Sessions
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Workshop 1.1: • Definition and history of banking
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Workshop 1.2: • Relationship of banks with households, businesses, and governments
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Workshop 1.3: • The role of banking in the economy
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Workshop 2.1: • Overview of retail, corporate, and investment banking
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Workshop 2.2: • Retail banking: deposits, lending, risk assessment, payments, and money transfers
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Workshop 2.3: • Corporate banking: lending, credit analysis, project finance, and international trade
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Workshop 3.1: • Bank capital, liquidity, reserves, and clearing systems
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Workshop 3.2: • Asset and liability management, loan policy, return on capital ratio, and bank income
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Workshop 3.3: • Bank financial statements: balance sheets, income statements, and performance ratios
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Workshop 4.1: • Services provided to companies and governments
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Workshop 4.2: • Market trading, brokers, equities, derivatives, investment advice, and funds
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Workshop 5.1: • Mutual, finance houses, credit unions, deposit-taking institutions, factoring, leasing, and insurance
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Workshop 6.1: • Banking practices in the UK, Europe, the Americas, Asia, Australasia, Middle East, and Africa
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Workshop 7.1: • Treasury bills, government and corporate bonds, currency, prices, returns, and yields
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Workshop 7.2: • Futures, swaps, options, and foreign exchange markets
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Workshop 8.1: • Functions of central banks, BASEL, insurance, compliance, and disclosure
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Workshop 8.2: • Monetary policy, supply and demand, discount rates, quantitative easing, and money laundering
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Workshop 9.1: • Regulation of banks, bank supervision, and inspection
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Workshop 9.2: • Regulatory systems and the importance of compliance