UNDERSTANDING THE CURRENT AND EMERGING RISKS, AND HOW TO MITIGATE AND MANAGE THEM.
Risk is a constant in financial services, so it’s imperative that organisations are up to date with the threat those risks present, their potential impact, and how you can protect the business and your customers by building practical, best practice risk management frameworks for financial services organisations.
This course was developed for the Australasian market in association with the Chartered Banker Institute (UK) – the only body in the world able to confer the status of Chartered Banker – and is internationally recognised.
Qualification Module
What you will learn
After completion, you will be able to:
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Evaluate the impact of current trends and influences on the risks banks are exposed to.
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Understand the implications of emerging risks.
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Assess the extent that regulatory responses to bank failures and financial crises have been effective in improving bank risk management.
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Assess the ways in which banks manage a range of key risks.
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Critically reflect on the effectiveness of a holistic approach to risk management in measuring, monitoring and mitigating risks.
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Critically assess how best practice in risk management can be applied to build and embed an effective risk culture.
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Formulate a view on what the bank of the future may look like and the implications for bank risk management.
Course Structure
Delivered: Online, enrolment for 12 months, and generally completed within that timeframe.
Course prerequisites: While there are no entry requirements, an understanding of financial services practices is recommended.
Assessment: A 6000-word work-based assignment, designed to transform theory into practice (pass mark 60%).
Assessment fees: An assessment fee is applicable if an exam resit is required, payable to the Chartered Banker Institute (UK).
Outcome: A certificate is issued by the Chartered Banker Institute (UK) upon successful completion of the course.
BECOMING A CHARTERED BANKER
While this certificate can be studied as a standalone course, it is also a contributory module for the Chartered Banker program.
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