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Name of the course: BANKING						Course codę: 14.311171 AI06_4
Name of the unit giving the course: Department of Finance
Name of the field of Study: Economies and IT Applications
Form of studies: Full-time bachelor			Education profile: academic			Specialization:
Year / semester I/2 sem.			Course/module status: Field of study			Course/module language: English
Form of the course	lecture	exercises		laboratories	corwers.		seminar	other
Number of hours	15	15

Course/module coordinator

Dr Dorota Skala, [e-mail] 91 444 1949

Goal of the course/module

Course reguirements

The goal of this course is to introduce topics that may be used to identify and understand the primary processes taking place within the banking system

The student understands the basie functionality of financial institutions, has an ability to analyse basie processes taking place in the financial sector, understands the need for the continuous study process

Course content

Form of the course - lecture

1. The structure and changes within the modern banking system. Ownership changes. Regulatory framework. The roleand types of banks. The role of banking Systems in modern economies.

2. The banking system and the financial safety net. Banking supen/ision and deposit insurance systems. Morał hazard problems.

3.    Central banks. Monetary policy; tools and contemporary challenges; monetary transmission

mecanism._

4.    Assets and liabilities management in banking. Bank risk - credit risk, liquidity risk, market risk and operational risk,

5. Bank Capital, Capital adeguacy, Basie I, II and III agreements.

Securitisation of bank assets, MBS, ABS and Pfandbriefe. Toxic assets. The roots and

implications of financial crises and financial crisis of 2007-2009._

TOTAL

Form of the course - tutorial

1. The analysis of changes in the modern banking systems. Privatisation, nationalisation and shareholder structure, priyąte yersus public banks - discussion.

2. Analysis of central bank decision making process and the main monetary policy tools.

3. Bank balance sheet and income statement analysis

5.    Bank risk - credit risk (case study).

6.    Market risk and Capital adeguacy: problem solving, calculations.

4. Main elements of the asset and liability transactions and intermediation functions of commercial banks, banking actiyities within the regulatory framework._

7. Student presentations - analysis of chosen banks, in the context of their shareholder structure,