COURSES OFFERED BY INDIAN INSTITUTE OF BANKING AND FINANCE

The world is increasingly getting inter connected and complex. Bank credit mechanism has also undergone phenomenal changes in recent years. Few years ago, credit meant only Cash Credit, Overdraft and Loan.

The principles of Ethics in Banking are envisioned to be applied by bankers when dealing with each other or with their customers, shareholders, employees and with other organizations for ensuring sustainability of the existing reputation and reliability of the banking profession.

Trade Finance is one of the traditional forms of bank finance in India. In view of reforms and liberalization, this has gained a new significance.

Banks have set up specialized departments to attend to functions like credit card business, housing loans, vehicle loans, trade finance, consumer loans, Bancassurance etc. Of late some of the banks have floated subsidiaries to take up these functions.

The objective of the course is to make the bankers familiar with different types of cybercrimes perpetrated across the globe and acquire necessary knowledge and skill to prevent the occurrence of such crimes in organizations.

Currently, the Treasury Professional are provided with hands on training within the organization followed by bse programmes conducted by training bodies.

The course on compliance in banks has been planned based on the suggestions made by the Governing Council members of IIBF. The Institute pursued the suggestion by organizing workshops in collaboration with International Compliance Association (ICA), London.

The Advanced Wealth Management course has been introduced, with technical support from the Securities Institute, Australia, a pioneer in the area of financial counselling and advising, to create a cadre of financial advisors in the financial sector with the following objectives.