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Fundamentals Of Financial Services


Date: 21 January 2023 | Posted by: voska89
Fundamentals Of Financial Services
Published 1/2023
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz
Language: English | Size: 1.13 GB | Duration: 1h 19m
Understanding key elements and basic workings of the Financial Services Industry (useful for exams as well)


What you'll learn
Banking - History of banking
Banking - Distinctions between Retail/Investment etc
The role of banks
Central banks
Saving and Borrowing
Evaluating different sources of borrowing (mortgage, overdraft, credit card, payday loans etc)
Calculating effective annual IRs
Ethics and Integrity in Financial Services
How the financial services sector links savers and borrowers, both on a household and corporate scale
Insurance
IPOs
Sources of return for shareholders
Calculating dividend yields
Benefits and risks of shareholding
Bonds
Advantages and disadvantages of bondholding
Credit rating agencies (S+P, Fitch, Moody's)
Derivatives – call/put options, futures
Markets – stock exchanges and regions/sectors that they represent
Fund management (vs direct investment)
Forex
Pensions
Fintechs, Crowdfunding, Distributed ledger tech
Requirements
Anyone and everyone
Description
Thank you for stopping on our course. The Financial Services industry is one of the most widely publicised, we all interact with it in different ways and yet sometimes we don't know what goes on within. Fundamentals of Financial Services has been developed as an introductory repository of information for the way the industry works. It is developed with the following potential learners in mind:- Anyone new to the industry- Anyone seeking knowledge about the basics relating to FS institutions, products and services- Anyone sitting the any financial services exams - foundation or basic levels, including:New employees at various financial institutionsAnyone interested in Economics and the EconomyCISI Level 2 "Fundamentals of Financial Services" candidatesACCA studentsAAT studentsFinance diploma, degree studentsAccounting diploma, degree studentsTax studentsFinancial Services entry levelBanking entry levelApprentices in the Financial Services industryAnyone interested in Economics and the EconomyWe developed it to help people:- Prepare for exams- Learn more about the Financial Services industry- Get a good foundation of the basics within the industryWe have provided information to suite the above mentioned groups of people and also anyone curious about the topic. We wish you success your endeavour's within the industry and look forward to interacting with you on LinkedIn. We welcome your feedback, questions and comments.
Overview
Section 1: Fundamentals of Financial Services
Lecture 1 Introduction and History of Financial Services
Lecture 2 Banking - Retail and Investment
Lecture 3 Banking - Central Banks
Lecture 4 Asset Management and Private Banking
Lecture 5 Savings and Borrowings
Lecture 6 How to calculate Annual Effective Interest Rate
Lecture 7 Ethics and Integrity in Financial Services
Lecture 8 Insurance
Lecture 9 Different types of business entities
Lecture 10 Initial Public Offerings (IPO's)
Lecture 11 Sources of returns for shareholders
Lecture 12 Working out dividend yield
Lecture 13 Benefits and risks of shareholding
Lecture 14 Bonds
Lecture 15 Advantages and disadvantages of Bondholding
Lecture 16 Credit Rating Agencies
Lecture 17 Derivatives
Lecture 18 Stock Markets
Lecture 19 Fund Management
Lecture 20 Foreign Exchange
Lecture 21 Pensions
Lecture 22 Fintech - Financial Technology
Lecture 23 Conclusion
CISI Level 2 "Fundamentals of Financial Services" candidates,Finance Student,Accounting Students,Tax Students,ACCA,Financial Services entry level,Banking entry level,Financial Services Interns or Apprentices,Anyone interested in Financial Services,Anyone interested in Economics and the Economy,New employees at various financial institutions


Homepage
https://www.udemy.com/course/fundamentals-of-financial-services/





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