These two lectures build on everything that came before, and show how all the pieces fit together into a unified whole. Specifically, the first lecture uses the conceptual apparatus of the money view to make sense of shadow banking as the quintessential form of banking for the modern financially globalized world.

Appreciate how money and finance can benefit the real economy. Describe how modern banks earn a profit. Compare and contrast banks with other providers of debt finance and payments.

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This Introductory course covers the fundamental knowledge about the banking industry. We will discuss the various types of financial institutions and how they differ in the types or products and services provided to their own customer groups. We can look at a bank’s balance sheet and income statement and understand how a bank generates return.

Sep 2, 2013 · This course introduces students to what I call the “money view” of the modern global economy, which builds on the intellectual traditions of British central banking and American institutionalism. The last three or four decades have seen a remarkable evolution in the institutions that comprise the modern monetary system.

I first taught Economics of Money and Banking in Fall 1996. From the beginning, I have used the course to challenge myself to make sense of the rapidly evolving monetary and financial system outside my window.

Welcome to the course “Banking and Finance Sector in India”! By the end of this course, you will develop an understanding of Banking and Financial systems in India. Finance is the backbone of any economic system; it facilitates trade by ensuring the smooth exchange of goods and services.

Skills you'll gain: Investment Banking, Risk Management, Financial Market, Financial Regulation, Financial Services, Finance, Business Risk Management, Securities (Finance), Financial Policy, Capital Markets, Behavioral Economics, Banking, Corporate Finance, Governance, Insurance, Underwriting, Equities, Derivatives, Mortgage Loans, Decision Making

In module 6, Professor Shiller introduces investment banking, underwriting processes, brokers, dealers, exchanges, and new innovations in financial markets.

With the growing importance of investment knowledge in personal and professional finance, earning an investment certificate can significantly enhance your career prospects and opportunities for advancement in fields such as banking, asset …