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June 20-21, 2011 -- Charlottesville, Virginia
Inside Bank Accounting Practices provides a deeper understanding of the ways banks account for and report complex operating results.
From balance sheet management techniques to derivatives, hedging and
secutization, Inside Bank Accounting covers the topics you need know in order to better judge the position of reporting companies in the bank sector.
Coursework consists of lectures and cases that provide participants with the
opportunity to apply their knowledge under the tutelage of one of the industry’s most highly regarded instructors.
What this seminar does:
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Reveals the complexities of accounting for financial instruments and institutions |
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Highlights recent accounting regulations and their effects on reporting and the marketplace |
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Examines the application of fair value accounting by banks and how it applies to risk and sensitivity disclosures |
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Explores how banks account for and analyze the risks associated with traditional exposures |
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Compares and contrasts GAAP accounting with bank regulatory reporting practices. |
For even greater insight into banks, consider our
Bank Analyst Training program.
Pre-program reading will be assigned prior to the seminar to ensure an interactive and successful learning experience.
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