Financial Services - Basics of Business & Corporate Banking

Get an understanding of Business and Corporate Banking, services, products how they differ with ample examples

What you'll learn
- Business Banking
- Corporate Banking
- The difference between business and corporate banking
- Business and corporate banking Products and Services
- Business and Corporate banking Considerations
- Key roles of business banks and corporate banking divisions
- Introduction to Trade Finance
- Introduction to Syndicated Loans
- Credit facilities for businesses
- Multi-location corporations
- Introduction to Treasury and Cash management services
- Regulatory compliance and anti-money laundering in business banking
- Asset financing and leasing
- Foreign exchange and hedging solutions

Requirements
- No formal banking experience required
- Basic understanding of financial terms
- Interest in business operations or banking
- Computer and internet access
- Willingness to engage in practical case scenarios

Description
Financial Services – Basics of Business & Corporate Banking

The financial services industry is the backbone of the global economy, enabling companies of all sizes to grow, operate efficiently, and access the capital they need to thrive.

Within this industry, business and corporate banking play a crucial role in supporting the day-to-day operations and long-term ambitions of businesses.

Whether you're an aspiring financial professional, entrepreneur, business owner, or someone looking to expand your knowledge of financial services, this course—Financial Services: Basics of Business & Corporate Banking—offers an accessible and thorough foundation to help you succeed.

In our interconnected and competitive world, understanding how business and corporate banking work isn’t just useful—it’s essential. From managing cash flow and accessing credit, to mitigating risk and optimizing payments, knowing what business and corporate banking solutions to engage is vital to an organization's success.

This course introduces learners to the essential concepts, structures, products, and operations, regulations that define this sector of banking.

You will gain insights into how banks serve businesses across different scales—from small enterprises to multinational corporations. Learn how business accounts differ from personal ones, explore credit types designed for enterprises, and introduction to trade finance, treasury management, and the compliance framework guiding it all. You'll also explore how banks develop relationships, through their offerings to business clients and provide tailored solutions for complex needs.

Whether you're pursuing a career in finance, starting or running a business, or looking to interact more confidently with your bank as a client, this course will empower you with actionable knowledge.

Who Should Take This Course (I'd recommend this course for):

Aspiring banking professionals

Small business owners

Finance students

Entrepreneurs

Start-up founders

Investment analysts

Financial consultants

Accountants

Legal professionals in finance

Procurement officers

Treasury assistants

Relationship managers

Credit risk analysts

Compliance officers

Wealth managers

Business development executives

Admin staff supporting finance teams

Marketing professionals in finance

HR professionals handling payroll and benefits

New employees in banks or fintech firms

Hope you find this course informative and educational towards your goals.

Please, let me know what your feedback is and feel free to reach out to me.

Best regards,

Baba Oyewole FCCA

Who this course is for:
- Aspiring banking professionals
- New employees in banks or fintech firms
- Finance students
- Accountants
- Treasury assistants, officers, managers
- Small business owners
- HR professionals handling payroll and benefits
- Small business owners
- Entrepreneurs & Start-up founders
- Financial consultants
- Admin staff supporting finance teams
- Business development executives
- Investment analysts
- Legal professionals in finance
- Procurement officers
- Relationship managers
- Credit risk analysts
- Compliance officers
- Marketing professionals in finance
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