Fundamentals of Financial Services

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The Financial Services industry is one of the most widely publicised, we all interact with it in different ways and yet sometimes we don't know what goes on within.

Fundamentals of Financial Services has been developed as an introductory repository of information for the way the industry works.

It is developed with the following potential learners in mind:

- Anyone new to the industry

- Anyone seeking knowledge about the basics relating to FS institutions, products and services

- Anyone sitting the any financial services exams - foundation or basic levels, including:

• New employees at various financial institutions

• Anyone interested in Economics and the Economy

• CISI Level 2 “Fundamentals of Financial Services” candidates

• ACCA students

• AAT students

• Finance diploma, degree students

• Accounting diploma, degree students

• Tax  students

• Financial Services entry level

• Banking entry level

• Apprentices in the Financial Services industry

• Anyone interested in Economics and the Economy

We developed it to help people:

- Prepare for exams

- Learn more about the Financial Services industry

- Get a good foundation of the basics within the industry

We have provided information to suite the above mentioned groups of people and also anyone curious about the topic.

We wish you success your endeavour's within the industry and look forward to interacting with you on LinkedIn.

This extensive, well-rounded course is designed to be a reference and resource for you to come back to at various times, addressing questions you might have relating to the very many areas covered. 

We welcome your feedback, questions and comments.

Who this course is for:

• CISI Level 2 “Fundamentals of Financial Services” candidates,Finance Student,Accounting Students,Tax Students,ACCA,Financial Services entry level,Banking entry level,Financial Services Interns or Apprentices,Anyone interested in Financial Services,Anyone interested in Economics and the Economy,New employees at various financial institutions