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UNIT 2: CUSTOMER VALUE, INFORMATION SYSTEM, AND FINANCIAL
SERVICES
MODULE 1: THE FINANCIAL SERVICES ENVIRONMENTS
GENERAL OBJECTIVES
On completion of this Module, students should:
1. outline the different products and services offered by financial centres;
2. understand the functional components within the international financial services industry and
their interrelationships;
3. understand key issues in the international financial services industry and their impact on the
global economy;
4. employ a working knowledge of best practices in international financial services management;
5. be aware of the relationship of customer service to international financial services
management in real world contexts;
6. have a working knowledge of international financial services operations in onshore and
offshore facilities;
7. understand the role financial institutions play in an economy that is considered to be fuelled
by banking; and,
8. be aware of the career possibilities and the skill sets needed in the financial services.
SPECIFIC OBJECTIVES CONTENT
Students should be able to: Offshore banking, offshore financial centres;
financial markets; primary, secondary, money
1. explain terms related to financial market, debt, equity, exchange and over-the-
services; counter, foreign exchange, Eurocurrency;
direct and indirect finance; financial
intermediaries or institutions.
Examples of financial institutions:
(a) commercial banks;
(b) investment banks;
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