The energy required to meet professional challenges and the accumulated experience are assets that must be actively managed. To do this, it is important to cultivate open-mindedness, to have a constant dialogue inside and outside the work environment, and to do refresher courses on the most current and innovative issues of your job.
The current evolution of the banking, financial, and insurance markets, and the changes in the institutions that are a part of them, make it necessary for those who operate in this sector to constantly keep up to date on management models and on the latest regulatory and institutional developments.
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Our Italian Banks, Insurance, And Financial Intermediaries Programs
Governance and general management
CIB - EXECUTIVE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM IN BANKING
Private banking and wealth management
WEALTH MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE PROGRAM
Risk management
GESTIONE DEL CAPITALE E DEL VALORE NELLE BANCHE
CONTROLLO DEI RISCHI E CAPITAL MANAGEMENT NELLE ASSICURAZIONI
Insurance
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The Programs And The Skills
We are committed to growing "knowledge assets", alongside companies and banking, financial, and insurance professionals -- to make them increasingly more competent and competitive. With this in mind, we offer programs aimed at developing skills in corporate banking, credit risk assessment, real estate finance and asset management, wealth management, retail banking, risk management, corporate governance, and general management. The faculty also has a wide range of backgrounds: experienced teachers active on the research and training fronts, with partnerships and openings at national and international level. The faculty, the companies, and the professionals form a network that grows continuously, within and beyond the classroom.
What participants say about us
"The interactions with the scholarly thinking and the industry have been stimulating. I greatly appreciated the presentation of each teacher's experiences, and the exercises."
MASSIMO ZIO
Banca d’Italia | Participant Measuring and Managing Operative and Technological Risk in Banking and Insurance
