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AIB Money and Banking (AIB-1350)

 

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Course Information (Textbook Information Below)

 

Money and Banking presents a fundamental treatment of how money functions in the U.S. and world economies. Topics include the concept of money supply and the role your bank plays as a money creator and participant in the nation's payment mechanism. Money and Banking also explains how the various types of financial institutions operate, the workings of monetary and fiscal policies, the functions and powers of the Federal Reserve, and more.

 

Delivery Options

 

Self-Study, Instructor-Led Online, and In-Person.

 

Audience

 

Bank personnel who have not had a formal course in money and banking and who wish to increase their understanding of the banking industry; officer trainees through the mid-management level.

 

Learning Objectives

 

After completing this program, you will be able to:

 

ACE College Credit Recommendation*

 

In the upper division baccalaureate degree category, 3 semester hours in Money and Banking or Economics.

*Applicable for Instructor-Led Online course.

 

"In ancient times, money was mystical and sacred.  Modern money is commercial, not sacred, and it is mystical only in our willingness to accept it as a means of exchange for goods and services."

Money & Banking explores the important function of money in our modern economy and as the raw material in banking.  It explains also the pivotal role of the banking system in implementing monetary policy and reaching economic goals.  In addition to supporting the course, the Money & Banking textbook is a great reference tool about the basic functions of money, markets, and financial systems.  Money & Banking provides well constructed chapters with content bankers need to know and features to make learning easy.

 

Content Topics Learning Features
Basic functions of money Learning objectives
Evolution of money in society Key terms
Types of money and payment devices Introductions
Money supply, concepts and measurement Content discourse
How banks create money Summaries
Financial institutions in the United States Review questions and answers
Banks as business firms Additional print and website resources
Banks and the payments system Glossary
Responsibilities of bank regulators Charts and tables
Bank legislation and regulation Illustrations
Economic policy and the role of banks Stories or sidebars
Banking and international trade Extended reading material on special topics

 

The Money & Banking textbook supports the ABA Money & Banking course delivered through  AIB Online and may also be used in the classroom to teach AIB Money & Banking.

 

Softbound, 352 pages, 2008
Catalog #3004224
 

For further information, call Southeast Regional CFT (904) 354-4830 or send an e-mail to lisaphillipscft@bellsouth.net
 

Enrollment Form

Download and print an enrollment form from here, complete and fax to 904-354-1834. www.cft-flsc.org