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Developing a strategic mindset in the fast-changing banking world
How should banks reassess their strategies after the global financial crisis? What are the strategic implications of the final Basel III (Basel IV) regulations on capital and liquidity? How will big data and digital banking change the future of banking? How to sustain revenue growth?
The Strategic Management in Banking programme provides senior bankers and board members with the opportunity to reassess and explore the future of banking, developing new approaches for strategic management in a fast changing environment: the outcome of the financial crisis, final Basel III (Basel IV) regulations on capital and liquidity, bail-in debt, ultra-low interest rates, and digital disruption by FinTech companies.
How you benefit
- Build a command of strategic positioning. Gain expertise in strategic positioning, including competition with new entrants and growth.
- Understand new threats and opportunities for banks. Explore Fintech, TechFin, digitalization and digital banking
- Reassess asset management and private banking. Explore and anticipate the future of investment banking, private banking, commercial and retail banking.
- Master big data and digital banking strategies. Learn to use big data, social media and digital banking to develop new ideas for cultivating customer-centricity.
- Enhance your skills in value creation and risk control (ALM). Using simulation that recreates an international banking environment, you will perfect your skills in long-term value creation and risk control.
- Discuss strategy implementation and trust. Understand the common pitfalls in strategy implementation and learn how to make it happen.
Participant profile
The programme is designed specifically for senior bankers (including board members, responsible for retail, corporate, capital markets and international banking) as well as financial and banking consultants who are interested in the new strategic landscape.
This programme qualifies for the INSEAD Certificate in Global Management.
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