Transaction Banking
Today
Global transaction banking has long been described as a bank’s crown jewels because of its steady profit contribution even in the worst economic times, its reputation as a “sticky” core banking service, and its long history of strong growth.
As a business that is generating industry-wide revenues of over $500 bn, the stakes are high for getting it right and protecting this valuable franchise.
Corporate bankers have a complex set of issues to contend with in order to optimize their management of this changing and challenging business. An important key to success is ensuring that Corporate Banking executive teams are equipped with the appropriate competencies through the development phases towards maturity.
WIDE REVENUES
OF OVER $500 bn
iGTB Oxford School of Transaction Banking
The iGTB Oxford School of Transaction Banking is held annually (with a break in 2020/21 because of Covid) in Oxford and culminating at the Oxford and Cambridge Club in London, although it has also been held outside of Oxford, for example in Singapore.
It is a two and a half day immersive learning experience that is designed to help transaction banking executives develop a winning strategy and thrive in the complex and fast-moving world of Transaction Banking. Now the curriculum is extended to embrace also key aspects of Corporate Banking, during which both business and technology themes are interwoven.
It is a two and a half day immersive learning experience that is designed to help transaction banking executives develop a winning strategy and thrive in the complex and fast-moving world of Transaction Banking. Now the curriculum is extended to embrace also key aspects of Corporate Banking, during which both business and technology themes are interwoven.
- A unique vantage point to spot opportunities and obstacles to operational excellence
- A two and half day immersive learning experience
- Design to help transaction banking executives develop winning strategies
- Empowering improved decision making and change management
