Course FMF211 · Year II · Autumn 2019-2020

FINANCIAL-BANKING MANAGEMENT

Compulsory course in Taxation and financial management, taught by Iulia Cristina Iuga.

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Overview

Lecturer
Iulia Cristina Iuga
Seminar tutor
Iulia Cristina Iuga
Type of course
Compulsory
Language of instruction
English
Erasmus language
English
Domain
Finance - Masters
Field of study
Taxation and financial management
Form of education
Full-time
Form of instruction
Class
Credit awarded by
Grade
Teaching methods
Lecture, conversation, exemplification.

Aims

The aim of this field of study is to provide training for students in the banking profession, and training for a future scientific research. Issues related to banking strategies and techniques for financial performance management, to risk assessment and vulnerability of the credit institutions, and

The subject regarding the correlation between monetary policy strategies and the manner in which the central bank, in cooperation with other international institutions, help maintain financial stability, is also approached

This course contributes to shaping and strengthening the managerial vision on banking activity, presenting both conceptual and methodological issues, and also quantitative measuring tools for the phenomena and risks referenced to in each chapter.

Course contents

1. THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL BANK 2. MANAGEMENT OF THE COMMERCIAL BANKS 3. RISK MANAGEMENT BANK 4. CASH MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS IN BANKS 5. BANKING PRODUCTS AND SERVICES 6. MANAGEMENT OPERATIONS WITH FOREIGN CURRENCY AND INTERNATIONAL MONEY TRANSFERS 7. BANK PERFORMANCE MANAGEMENT 8. CREDIT RISK, LIQUIDITY RISK, OPERATIONAL RISK, LEGAL RISK, SYSTEMIC RISK

Learning outcomes

- Acquiring theoretical knowledge and skills in banking. - Practical skills training on the proper use of tools specific management activity, risk management - Training of practical skills in analysis and interpretation banking information transactions

Assessment

Written exam – 70%; verification during semester – 30%.

Recommended reading

• www.bis.org
• www.imf.org
• www.ecb.europa.eu
• www.bnr.ro