Department of Finance FIN4815 Bank Management Course Syllabus: Semester 1/2018 MSM&E’s Vision and Mission Vision: To be a distinguished business school with entrepreneurial spirit and an international learning environment Mission: Educating graduates with entrepreneurial spirit, global competency, and social responsibility. - By nurturing business knowledge and skills to develop creative business solutions; - By developing business communication skills and appreciation of diversity; - By fostering ethical awareness to act in the benefit of the society at large. Assumption University’s Uniqueness and Identity Uniqueness of the University: An International Catholic University Identity of AU Students: Ethics English Proficiency Entrepreneurial Spirit Course Information Course Title FIN4815 Bank Management Prerequisites FIN3713 Business Analysis and Valuation for students ID551XXXX and above OR FIN3712 Money and Capital Market for students ID511XXXX – 54XXXXX and/or students ID511XXXX – 54XXXXX from other majors choosing plan B: Finance and Banking Class time and Classroom Section 401 Tue 13.30-16.30 SG337 Section 402 Thu 13.30-16.30 SG335 Instructor Information Dr. Sarina Preechalert SM323 (sarina.pree@gmail.com) Mon-Thu LMS Course Website Course Description Management and regulations of commercial banks, essential elements in the process of commercial bank management; assets, liabilities and capital management, liquidity management, credit management, risk management, international banking regulatory standards, organization and structure of the commercial banking industry, impact of bank regulatory changes, and current issues on the banking industry Course Objectives Upon completing the course, the students are able to: Understand the historical and current environment in which banks operate and the various structural changes that affect the banking business Understand and analyze bank financial statements and explain their implications on the risk-return performance of the banks; Understand the objectives, policies and strategies in the management of major banking functions such as funding, lending security portfolio management and liquidity management, and; Define the various banking risks such as liquidity risk, interest rate risk, credit risk and capital risk and identify or select the suitable strategies to manage the various risks. Understand process and be able to analyze credit loan requests of both commercials and consumers. Course Learning Goals and Objectives
Department of Finance FIN4815 Bank Management Course Syllabus: Semester 1/2018 MSM&E’s Vision and Mission Vision: To be a distinguished business school with entrepreneurial spirit and an international learning environment Mission: Educating graduates with entrepreneurial spirit, global competency, and social responsibility. - By nurturing business knowledge and skills to develop creative business solutions; - By developing business communication skills and appreciation of diversity; - By fostering ethical awareness to act in the benefit of the society at large. Assumption University’s Uniqueness and Identity Uniqueness of the University: An International Catholic University Identity of AU Students: Ethics English Proficiency Entrepreneurial Spirit Course Information Course Title FIN4815 Bank Management Prerequisites FIN3713 Business Analysis and Valuation for students ID551XXXX and above OR FIN3712 Money and Capital Market for students ID511XXXX – 54XXXXX and/or students ID511XXXX – 54XXXXX from other majors choosing plan B: Finance and Banking Class time and Classroom Section 401 Section 402 Tue Thu 13.30-16.30 13.30-16.30 SG337 SG335 Instructor Information Dr. Sarina Preechalert SM323 Mon-Thu (sarina.pree@gmail.com) LMS Course Website Course Description Management and regulations of commercial banks, essential elements in the process of commercial bank management; assets, liabilities and capital management, liquidity management, credit management, risk management, international banking regulatory standards, organization and structure of the commercial banking industry, impact of bank regulatory changes, and current issues on the banking industry Course Objectives Upon completing the course, the students are able to: Understand the historical and current environment in which banks operate and the various structural changes that affect the banking business Understand and analyze bank financial statements and explain their implications on the risk-return performance of the banks; Understand the objectives, policies and strategies in the management of major banking functions such as funding, lending security portfolio management and liquidity management, and; Define the various banking risks such as liquidity risk, interest rate risk, credit risk and capital risk and identify or select the suitable strategies to manage the various risks. Understand process and be able to analyze credit loan requests of both commercials and consumers. Course Learning Goals and Objectives
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