Tailored programme · By arrangement

Banking risk & financial resilience

Connect risk-based thinking with the day-to-day decisions that shape stronger financial institutions.

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A focused learning experience

International ideas.
Your professional context.

One of MBF Academy’s six core training areas, shaped around the subjects our clients most often request. Use these topics as a starting point: we tailor the programme to your team’s objectives and professional context.

Your tailored proposal confirms content, duration, dates, delivery language, venue, trainer arrangements, fees and any certificate details.

Topics we can tailor

Risk-based audit and internal controls
Credit risk and portfolio oversight
Climate-related financial risks
Governance, reporting and practical case discussion

Learning objectives

Compare approaches to identifying and prioritising banking risks.
Discuss how governance and controls support financial resilience.
Develop questions and actions relevant to your institution.

Who it’s for

Risk, audit, treasury and banking professionals; institutional learning and development teams.

Before you enquire

How are programme dates agreed?

Tell us your preferred timing and your institution’s requirements. We agree programme dates with you as part of a tailored proposal; a booking is confirmed through a written agreement.

How is the programme tailored to our team?

We start with your objectives, professional context and group size, then shape the topics and delivery around your institution. The six core training areas provide starting points for that discussion.

What is included in the fee?

Scope, fees, venue, language, trainer arrangements and any certificate details are confirmed in the written proposal. Travel and accommodation should be checked explicitly before booking.

What certificate will I receive?

The type of attendance or completion certificate, where applicable, is specified in the proposal. Any external accreditation or awarding body must be stated explicitly in that document.