Introduction to Financial Products & Services

Language: English
Created by: Baba Oyewole, Timothy Oyewole
Rate: 4.6 / 43 ratings
Enroll: 4,573 students

What you’ll learn

• Types of Financial Products
• Various Segments of the Financial Services Industry
• Various types of Financial Services
• Examples
• Risks associated with each product & service
• Benefits of each product and service
• Central Bank Products and Services
• Savings and Credit Products and Services
• Stock Market Products and Services
• Regulatory Environment, Products and Services
• FOREX Products and Services
• Investment Banking Products and Services
• Private banking products & Services
• Commercial banking products & services
• Pensions and Retirement planning Products and Services.

Requirements

• Interest in Financial Services
• Desire to Learn About Finance
• No Prior Finance Experience Required
• Commitment to Course Completion
• Access to a Computer with Internet Connection
• Basic Computer Literacy
• Proficiency in English
• Basic Mathematical Skills
• High School Diploma or Equivalent
• Analytical Thinking

Description

Introduction to Financial Products and Services

In today’s complex financial landscape, having a sound understanding of financial products and services is essential not only for professionals, aspiring financial professionals, managers, business owners, policy makers, regulators, auditors, accountants, but for anyone who wants to gain an understanding of our current world.

Who is this for?

Whether you are an aspiring financial professional, a business owner, or an individual looking to better manage your financial future, this course offers you the foundational knowledge you need to navigate the financial world with confidence.

This course is covers diverse segments of the financial services sector, various products, services, associated risks with the products and attendant benefits.

Our approach

We simplify and demystify the often intimidating world of finance by breaking down key concepts and providing examples for a wide array of financial products and services in a clear, concise manner. You will explore the various financial products available, from basic savings accounts to more complex investment vehicles like bonds, mutual funds, and insurance products.

Additionally, the course will also cover the critical products within the regulatory frameworks (Central Banks), retirement products, and much, much more.

Why enrol?

By enrolling in this course, you will gain the knowledge necessary to assess and compare different financial products, understand the role they play in the financial services sector and appreciate the role each segment plays in the wider economy, by extension.  

The knowledge you acquire will provide a strong foundation for anyone looking to pursue a career in finance or new to the sector.

Some of the sectors and attending products, services covered in this course include:

• Retail Banking Products and services
• Commercial Banking Products and services
• Private Banking Products and services
• Investment Banking Products and services
• Investment Products and services
• Central Banking Products and Services
• Insurance Products and services
• Stock Exchange Products and Services
• Foreign Exchange (FX) Products and Services
• Commodities Products and Services
• Pensions and Retirement planning Products and Services

This course delivers immense value and we look forward to your feedback.

Best regards,

Timothy and Baba

Who this course is for:

• Financial Services Professionals
• Financial Services Support Staff
• New Employees in Financial Institutions
• Managers
• Investors Seeking Basic Financial Knowledge
• Anyone Looking to Improve Financial Literacy
• Policy Makers and Regulators
• Aspiring Financial Advisors
• Aspiring Managers
• Aspiring Accountants
• Aspiring Investment Bankers
• Aspiring Brokers
• Undergraduate Business Students
• University Students in Economics, Accounting and Finance
• Career Changers Entering Finance
• C-Suite Executives
• Entrepreneurs and Small Business Owners
• Auditors
• High School Graduates Considering a Career in Finance
• Insurance Agents
• Corporate Employees
• Compliance and Regulatory Officials.