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This
course consists of 4 lessons in a Standard Language Course plus
2 private tutorials on Italian for banking business, each day.
The
course is designed for students who are interested in Italian banking
language for reasons of work or study. The program focuses on the
language of banking, aiming at providing students with the basic
vocabulary and professional expressions that are most often used.
The topics are confronted in several ways: with topical readings
from manuals used in banking, as well as the analysis of forms and
materials currently used in banks. After identifying the basic technical
vocabulary and expressions, the student is helped to assimilate
them through targeted exercises and discussions. On the request
of the student, guided visits to banks can be organized.
Topics
that may be discussed during the course:
1.
Banking regulations in Italy
2.
Current accounts
3.
Savings accounts
4.
Investing in stocks and bonds
5.
Overdrawn accounts
6.
Advances
7.
Discount banking
8.
Special credits, cash advance on invoice or draft
9.
Credit cards
10.
Personal loans
11.
Currency exchange and foreign transactions
12.
Cash credits and document credits
13.
Currency exchange risk management
14.
Banking forms and statements
15.
Checks and bills
16.
Management of family and inherited estates
17.
Bankruptcy
18.
Credit revocation
19.
Leasing
20.
Factoring
Since
the material is extremely broad and cannot be covered in a thorough
manner in the few available lessons, students may begin the course
by planning with the instructor a program with a narrower focus
on the basis of their needs, with a concentration on only several
topics. In particular, if a student needs to increase his expertise
in a specific area for professional reasons, we recommend that he
inform us before arriving in order to give the instructor sufficient
time to prepare a specific program with selected texts. For example,
if a student works in an office dealing with foreign banking, topics
covered could include Italian currency exchange regulations, banking
transactions with foreign entities, currency accounts of customers,
etc.
Program
example:
CURRENT
ACCOUNTS: the bank statement, current account contracts, opening
a current account, the meaning of value date, how to make deposits,
how to make withdrawals, interest on current accounts, etc.
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