AIB Trust Operations (AIB-8325)
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This is a comprehensive introduction to the organizational
operations of the trust industry. This course, revised in 2005, describes the
products and services associated with the operations of a trust institution, how
those products and services are managed, and how trust operations professionals
can provide effective service to their associates and customers, both current
and potential.
Delivery
Options
Instructor-Led Online
Audience
Entry-level
trust personnel (personal, corporate, employee benefits) at both the officer and
non-officer level.
Learning Objectives
After
successfully completing this program, you will be able to:
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Trace the
historical development of the trust business; define the elements of a
trust; analyze personal trust and agency business; contrast the basic
employee benefit plans; and describe trust institution organization
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Compare
stock to preferred stock; understand fixed-income bond investments; define
cash equivalents; and describe investment management companies
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Explore
the primary and secondary securities markets; identify how securities are
classified and analyzed
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Explain
how depositories function and how trust organizations use them
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Explain
what is involved in establishing an account and explore the internal
reporting
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Identify
basic trust accounting functions; compare various accounting activities to
an individual account level; and describe accounting activities on a fund
level
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Define
the basic internal and external controls instituted by trust organizations
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Describe
the accounting functions associated with securities transactions
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Describe
cash management; identify cash transactions in trust accounts; and explain
how collective fund accounting is accomplished
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Define
the terminology associated with record keeping, and identify the various
records and files maintained by trust organizations
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Contrast
state and national (federal) regulatory jurisdiction; and explain the rating
systems used in the examinations of trust organizations
ACE College Credit Recommendation*
In the lower division
baccalaureate/associate degree category, 3 semester hours in Finance or
Accounting.
*Applicable for Instructor-Led Online course.
Enrollment Form
Download and print an
enrollment form from here,
complete and fax to 904-354-1834