Basel Global Banking Supervision Guidelines
Print This Post
Subscribe to Newsletter
The objective of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision is to enhance understanding of key supervisory issues and improve the quality of banking supervision worldwide. The Committee is best known for its international standards on capital adequacy; the Core Principles for Effective Banking Supervision; and the Concordat on cross-border banking supervision.
The Finance 3.0 Global Banking Supervision program contains a library of 15 courses and is targeted at existing and aspiring financial audit professionals in the financial services industry, as well as professionals working in supervisory agencies, the legal system, and licensing authorities internationally.
It is designed to help you learn the detailed operational and technical compliance requirements laid down by the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision, including supervisory standards, guidelines and best practice recommendations.
The 15 courses covered in the Finance 3.0 Global Banking Supervision program are:
- Core Principles and Methodology
- Supervisory Self-Assessment
- Corporate Governance in Banks
- Internal Control System
- Internal Audit in Banks
- Supervisors and External Auditors
- Operational Risk Management
- Liquidity Management
- Credit Risk Management
- Management of Settlement Risk in Foreign Exchange
- Trading and Derivatives Activities
- Risk Management Principles for E-banking
- Loan Accounting and Disclosure
- Highly Leveraged Institutions
- Dealing with Weak Banks
Business & Financial News, Analysis and Commentary
- Asian shares lifted by US jobs data
- Europe’s banks face challenge on capital
- Greece takes step closer to default
- Record global sales of junk bonds
- UK looks to bridge regulatory divide with US
- Asian Stocks Advance as US Jobs Data Boosts Economic Optimism - BusinessWeek
- Europe Leaders Maintain Pressure on Greece to Complete Deal - San Francisco Chronicle
- IMF warns sharp Europe downturn could cut China's growth rate by nearly half - Washington Post
- Foreclosure Deal Deadline Arrives as States Consider Releases - Bloomberg
- Stocks: Let The Good Times Roll? - KITV Honolulu
- Three Types of People to Fire Immediately
- Cafe Spice's Indian Food Ambition
- Just How Risky Is Entrepreneurship, Really?
- For Some U.S. Manufacturers, Time to Head Home
- Making the World's Largest Airline Fly

- Brent Wheeler is a financial economist from Dunedin, New Zealand.
- His background intersects at Economics Analysis, Capital Markets & Valuation.

- 150 Financial Excel spreadsheets in a single, downloadable package.
- Financial Risk analysis, Profit Margin analysis, Advanced Cash Flow and Cash Burn forecasting.

- Sacha Singh is an investment banker from Mumbai, India.
- He consults on Financial Services and teaches Corporate Finance & Valuation in universities.
- Online tutorial in Financial Modeling, Forecasting and Simulation.
- Master the use of Microsoft Excel keyboard shortcuts, Spreadsheet Risk Management.
- Minimize the Risk of Spreadsheet Errors and Mistakes.
- Review and Audit Complex Spreadsheets.
- Best practices, Case Studies and Financial Model Excel Templates.
- Robert Hacker runs a corporate finance advisory boutique in Miami, USA.
- His expertise blends Strategic Counsel, Business Consulting and Capital Raising.
