Oxford (UK), November 2008 - Adkins Matchett & Toy (AMT) has developed a training programme for bankers and investment professionals. It focuses on financial institutions clients and deals with the repercussions of the recent turmoil in the financial sector.
Entitled 'Financial Institutions', the series of in-house courses - or modules - tackles the essential needs of the financial institutions banker, from Regulatory Capital to Bank Analysis and Valuation in the Current Crisis.
The comprehensive programme of ten courses, each between one and three days, aims to provide a toolkit to help new and existing bankers and investment professionals understand their bank and insurance-company clients and their needs in the changing investment banking landscape.
Adkins Matchett & Toy's founder and chief executive, Alastair Matchett, says it is imperative to offer a programme providing insight and understanding during these unpredictable and tough times.
He says: "We are all aware of the events that have unfolded over the past few months. Our new Financial Institutions training programme takes account of the changes and makes sense of the implications. Delegates will be able to take the entire programme or just those modules needed to plug the gaps in their knowledge or experience."
AMT offers training in all the major financial centres in Europe, the Americas, and Asia, including Mumbai, Singapore, and Dubai. The Financial Institutions training programme is available globally.
