Terminated in academic year 2020/2021

Banking

Type of study	Follow-up Master
Language of instruction	Czech
Code	634-3010/01
Abbreviation	B
Course title	Banking
Credits	5
Coordinating department	Department of Economics and Management in Industry
Course coordinator	Ing. Martin Mynář, CSc.

Subject syllabus

1. Banking system, central and commercial banks. Central bank. Commercial bank.
2. Banking trades. Active banking trades. Passive banking trades. Alternative and special trades.
3. Management of banking trades. Banking profitability. Solvency of bank. Banking liquidity.
4. Bank credit risks and possibility of their management.
5. Risk in banking business. Management system of bank credit risks. Levels of management for bank credit risks.
6. Basic approaches to bank credit risk. Capital adequacy and its new rules, also known as BASEL.
7. Deposit activity of bank. Classic approach to segmentation of banking products. Modern approach to segmentation of banking products
8. Financial credit products. Ways to service and pay interest for bank credit.
9. Deposit banking products. Deposits. Banking bonds. Bank credit from other banks. Bank credit from a central bank.
10. System of payment. Forms of system of payments. Cash system of payment. Cashless system of payment.
11. Documentary payments. Documentary encashment. Documentary letter of credit.
12. Foreign exchange operations of bank. Financial derivate. Foreign exchange loans and operations
13. Electronic banking.
14. Electronic means of payment. Credit cards.

E-learning

Integrovaný systém modulární počítačové podpory výuky ekonomicko-technického zaměření (http://lms.vsb.cz): MYNÁŘ, M. Bankovnictví. Studijní opory. Ostrava: VŠB-TU Ostrava, 2015.

Literature

[1] HOWELLS, Peter; BAIN, Keith. The economics of money, banking and finance: a European text. 2nd ed. Harlow: Prentice-Hall, 2002th. 576 p. .

Advised literature

[1]Abel, A. B., Bernake, B. S., Croushore, D.: MACROECONOMICS, Fith edition update, 2005-2006. Boston. Pearson Addison-Wesley 2006.
[2] Mankiw, N. G.: MACROECONOMICS. New York. Worth Publishers 2008.
[3] Gupta, P.: Aftermath of Banking Crises: Effects on Real and Monetary Variables. IMF Working Paper, 96, 2000.
[4] Saunders, M., Thornhill, A., Lewis, P.: Research Methods for Business Students. 4th ed. Financial Times Press, 2006. 656 s. .

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