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Banking Operations & Digital

Lifelong Learning
105356

The programme aims to provide you with a learning environment that supports your understanding of key concepts and that challenges you to consider how these concepts apply not only in your own role, but across all areas of financial services. The programme is delivered online, using a blend of recorded elearning and virtual workshops. The objective is to provide you with a range of practical skills and competencies that you can apply to your role while also introducing you to new concepts and theories to broaden your perspectives and problem solving potential.

Award Name Special Purpose Diploma (Level 7 NFQ)
NFQ Classification Special Purpose
Awarding Body University College Dublin
NFQ Level Level 7 NFQ
Award Name NFQ Classification Awarding Body NFQ Level
Special Purpose Diploma (Level 7 NFQ) Special Purpose University College Dublin Level 7 NFQ
Course Provider:
Location:
Dublin City Centre
Attendance Options:
Part time, Online or Distance
Apply to:
Course provider
Number of credits:
30

Duration

Varies
Delivery: Online

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Further information

Closing date
09 June 2023

Start date
06 June 2023

Digital Financial Services €605

Introduction to Data Analytics for Financial Services €605

Applications of Data Analytics in Digital Financial Services €605

Consumer Protection Risk, Culture and Ethical Behaviours €680

Responsible and Sustainable Finance €680

Introduction to Retail Banking Regulation (UK), Products and Services €510

AML, Cyber Security and Financial Crime €600

Principles of Credit Assessment (Introduction to Principles of Credit) €595

The objective of this programme is to provide you with not only a very practical understanding of how the most common types of complex financial instruments and derivative products are used in the financial markets, but also their use in hedging, risk management and return enhancement strategies.

How you will benefit
On completing the Professional Diploma in Banking Operations and Digital, graduates will be expected to be able to:

Describe the relationship between business processes, digital technology and data management, in the context of financial services operations noting key stakeholder perspectives: Clients/Customers, Central Bank of Ireland, Financial Services Ombudsman, Data Protection Commissioner, etc

Compare and interpret the different kinds and forms of data and how data relates to business intelligence for decision-making and / or predictive modelling

Ascertain the benefits and risks (credit, fraud, and conduct/CPRA), advantages and disadvantages for financial services providers of using digital channels and technology to deliver products and services

Collect, organise and use data to identify and implement process improvements for operational or organisational efficiency and enhanced customer service

Prepare concise reports in response to well defined questions or problems

Communicate effectively (orally and in writing) to key stakeholders (employers, peers, clients, regulators, law enforcement agencies) the essence of effective banking operations

Continuous Professional Development
If you hold an IOB designation or a designation managed by IOB, CPD hours may be awarded on successful completion of this programme.

Award
Professional Diploma in Banking, Operations and Digital from UCD.

This is a level 7 qualification on the National Framework of Qualifications.

For more information please contact education@iob.ie

Institute of Banking
Email: info@iob.ie
Phone: +353 (0)1 6116500
Fax: +353 (0)1 6116565

Course Provider:
Location:
Dublin City Centre
Attendance Options:
Part time, Online or Distance
Apply to:
Course provider
Number of credits:
30