Brief Course Description
1. Course Title:
Seminar in Banking and Finance
2. Language of Instruction:
English
3. Course Code:
BAN606032
4. Credits:
2
5. Course Objectives:
The topic is designed to provide students with practical experience in the field of banking and finance , helping students apply in-depth knowledge and skills gained during the process to detect and handle problems. The main content of the topic report is diverse and flexibly adjusted to suit the practical operations of banks, other intermediary financial institutions and the financial departments of enterprises in the context of technology 4.0. Students will have access to and learn practical experiences from experts. The Seminar series focuses on practical issues in the field of finance and banking as follows: project financing, personal financial consulting services, investment fund management, digital technology development at financial institutions, big data processing at Fintech companies and financial institutions ... The results achieved demonstrate the output requirements through the summary report made by students. In addition to the knowledge gained, students also practice analytical skills, behavioral and decision-making abilities to handle issues related to banking management in the world and Vietnam
6. Brief Description of Course Content:
The course focuses on analyzing macroeconomic issues and banking activities in the modern world economic conditions. Next, the course aims to analyze important topics that are urgent and need to be improved and overcome difficulties and obstacles, specifically: legal framework, banking technology, governance, corporate financial management and financial investment and other issues related to the field of Banking- Finance .Applying these issues in the context of Vietnamese commercial banks, evaluating the practice of the Vietnamese commercial banking system in the modern world economic conditions. Therefore, students can approach the business environment, to detect and handle related issues affecting risks in the operations of commercial banks.