Lending Operations and Bank Management: Comprehensive Guide

Course IntroductionThis course dives into the critical components of lending operations and bank management, exploring the fundamentals of credit processes, lending strategies, and loan lifecycle management. Designed for aspiring bankers, finance professionals, and students, it provides practical knowledge about secured and unsecured lending, syndicated loans, risk evaluation, and principles of customer acceptance. Section-Wise Curriculum OverviewSection 1: IntroductionGet an overview of lending operations and their significance in bank management.

Lecture 1: Introduction to Lending Operation (Preview enabled)Understand the basics of lending operations and their role in financial institutions. Section 2: Getting StartedLearn the foundational concepts and processes in lending. Lecture 2: Overviews of Lending Bank Management (Preview enabled)Insights into how banks manage lending operations effectively.

Lecture 3: 7C's of Credit in Lending ProcessAn in-depth look at character, capacity, capital, conditions, collateral, and more. Lecture 4: Secured and Unsecured Lending Process (Preview enabled)Differences, examples, and applications of secured and unsecured loans. Lecture 5: Stages of Lending ProcessStep-by-step guide through the stages of the lending process.

Section 3: Bank ManagementExplore advanced topics like syndicated loans, loan facilities, and risk management. Lecture 6: Bilateral Lending in Bank ManagementUnderstanding bilateral agreements and their impact on banking. Lecture 7: Syndicated Loans in Bank ManagementOverview of syndicated loans and their importance in large-scale financing.