Inquiry and Bank Credit Course

Why Attend

This course offers a course in Banking Inquiry and Credit, designed for anyone wishing to acquire significant skills in financial markets and gain experience in bank and financial institution management.

Banking services, in general, are defined as actions, activities, or services provided by one party to another. These activities are intangible and do not involve the transfer of ownership or any physical asset. The provision of these services may or may not be associated with a tangible product. Kotler and Armstrong define them as activities or benefits provided by one party to another, which are inherently intangible, and their sale does not result in the transfer of ownership. The production and delivery of these services may or may not involve a tangible product. Some people may confuse goods and services, but the distinction is clear: a service is not a physical object and cannot be owned. For example, when we rent a room in a hotel, we do not take a physical item when we leave; instead, we receive satisfaction or the service provided during our stay. The same applies to banking services.

Course Objectives

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Target Audience for Attending the Bank Credit Inquiry and Credit Course:

• Managers of institutions and companies.

• Business owners interested in enhancing their skills in bank management.

• Students and graduates from business administration faculties at various universities.

• Bank managers and department staff.

• Accountants and their assistants in banks and financial institutions.

• Anyone wishing to develop their expertise to work in the field of bank credit systems.

How Participants Will Benefit from Attending the Bank Credit Inquiry and Credit Course:

By the end of the course, participants will have learned:

• How to supervise the preparation of journal vouchers, ensure their accuracy, and approve them before recording in the company’s accounting books.

• Gaining experience in the field of supervision and oversight of all documents issued by the accounting office.

• Implementing all financial-related procedures as directed by senior management.

• Understanding the importance and role of the quality of banking services as a key factor in increasing the competitive capabilities of banks.