Analyzing Bank Performance
7 week Online course

Member Price w/Textbook: $755
Nonmember Price w/Textbook: $960
Member Price w/oTextbook: $625
Nonmember Price w/oTextbook: $805

General Information on Online Courses
Questions? Contact Susan Clark at the IBA at 317/387-9380.

Course Length: 7 weeks
Course Credits: AIB: 2.0

Course Description: Analyzing Bank Performance provides participants with all of the tools needed to analyze their bank's financial performance. During this class, participants will analyze their own bank's performance.   Audience: This course is designed for junior-level bank officers all the way up through CEOs who need the analytical tools to analyze their bank's performance.   Learning Objectives: After successfully completing this program, you will be able to:

• Identify the key balance sheet and income items for a bank
• Use the Uniform Bank Performance Report to analyze their bank's performance over time and compare that with other banks
• Identify the major factors affecting bank performance
• Analyze the profitability of various lines of business within the bank using a variety of measures
• Utilize the concepts of economic value added and the balanced scorecard in assessing their bank's performance
• Identify the key drivers on non-interest income and non-interest expense and various strategies for managing them
• Evaluate customer profitability within the bank

Note: Because of the rigorous nature of this course, there will be two (2) opportunities during the eight (8) weeks to ask questions of the instructor during pre-scheduled class conference calls. Participants who are unable to participate during these conference calls will have online access to the questions and answers after the call.  

Textbook: Bank Management, 7th Edition, by Timothy W. Koch and S. Scott MacDonald, Thomson Learning 2009 is the required textbook and will be provided to participants.  However, if you already have a copy of the textbook, you need not request another one.  

Prerequisites: Participants should have previously taken a basic accounting course and must have experience using Microsoft Excel.