BANKING SUPERVISION

Assessment method:

Exam: 90 Min. (6 CP)




Recommended prior knowledge:

Sustainable Finance, Financial Risk Management



Examination requirements:

• Document an understanding how banking supervision has developed over time
  and how it differs across jurisdictions
  


• Demonstrate a profound knowledge of standard measures and methods of banking
  supervision


• Show an understanding of the Euro area banking union


• • Demonstrate the ability to explain and to some extent to apply key concepts in
  banking regulation


• Document the knowledge to apply key measures and methods to assess the risks
  of financial institutions and to interpret the obtained results appropriately
  


• Document an understanding of micro-and macroprudential supervision and their
  differences

Qualification objectives/skills:

After a successful completion of the course students are able to:

• understand and explain how banking supervision has developed over time and how it differs across jurisdictions,


• understand, explain and critically apply standard measures and methods of banking supervision,


• understand and explain the Euro area banking union,


• understand, explain and critically apply key concepts in banking regulation,


• understand, explain and critically apply key measures and methods to assess the risks of financial institutions,


• understand and explain micro-and macroprudential supervision and their differences.

Lecture Content:

1. Introduction (e.g. banking structure)

2. Foundations of banking supervision

3. Banking Union – SSM

4. Banking Regulation

5. SSM Guide on banking supervision

6. Risk Analysis

7. Microprudential versus macroprudential supervision