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Banking Management

DBA Training Program

Overview

By and large, bank administration alludes to the way toward dealing with the Banks statutory movement. Bank administration is described by the particular protest of administration - budgetary relations associated with saving money exercises and different relations, additionally associated with execution of

administration works in managing an account.

 

  1. The changing environment of Banks
  2. The role of banks
  3. The environmental impacts on banking
  4. Driving forces to take action
  5. Actions taken by bank
  6. The role of governments in sustainable banking
  7. The dynamic and changing role of banks
  8. The Environmental Policies of banks
  9. Sustainable banking at UBS
  10. Investment banking: environment demands a long-term perspective
  11. Environment risk management processes in investment banking
  12. Environmental opportunities in asset management
  13. Efficient use of resources leads to economic and environmental benefits
  14. The screening and evaluation process
  15. Broad diversification by sector and country generates attractive results
  16. Future trends in banking
  17. A green package to promote environmental management systems
  18. Future developments
  19. Sustainable banking and the ASN Bank
  20. Assessing the sustainability of bank service channels: the case of The Co operative Bank
  21. Ecological and social impacts of service channels

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DBA means Diploma Program in Business Administration.

DBA is a 1-year professional course.

In NIMS DBA, there are 4 subjects including 1 specialization.

After 10+2, anyone can do DBA course.

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DBA Training Program by NIMS

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