A brief review of the content of these sections follows. It contains many of the core concepts that would be found in a money and banking class, a basic accounting class, a finance class, and a financial institutions class. It is divided into six major chapters. Economics and Banking - Explains basic economic and monetary theories of banking, using simplified examples and diagrams. I evolved in a social and political environment by tracing the development of banking in the U.S. from Colonial times to the Great Depression.
Participants derive income statements for a simplified bank.
Fundamentals of Bank Profitability - Explains why profit is important. The Profitability Model demonstrates how key profit variables of depository institutions function and how they can be managed and controlled. Contemporary Banking and Deregulation - Describes the evolution of new liability and asset products and their impact on management practices. Discusses how the present-day environment may continue to evolve. An Overview of Your Bank - Explains the financial position of the banks at the beginning of the program using the Bank Profitability Model from Depository Institutions Today.