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Course code: FI-FIN-104
A practical finance course for people in banking, insurance and financial services. Learn to read financial statements, use key ratios and explain risk, return and common financial products with confidence.
Finance for Financial-Sector Professionals is a practical course for people working in banking, insurance, wealth management and other financial services. It builds a solid foundation in the finance concepts you use every day, so you can work with numbers more confidently.
You will learn to read financial statements, use key financial ratios, understand the time value of money, and compare risk and return across common financial products. Through simple case studies, you will practise applying these concepts and explaining them clearly to clients and colleagues.
People working in banking, insurance, wealth management and other financial services, including new joiners, client-facing staff, and operations and support teams who want a stronger finance foundation.
No. The course starts from the fundamentals and uses simple examples, so it suits newcomers to the industry as well as those who want a refresher.
It builds general finance knowledge that may support your learning, but it is not an exam preparation course for any specific licensing exam.
No. It is an educational course. It does not give investment, financial or product recommendations for your personal situation.
No. No IBF accreditation or continuing professional development credit is claimed for this course.
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