Every decision a bank or a finance department makes eventually depends on one thing: whether its records can be trusted enough to act on. A monetary system, at its core, is exactly that — a set of computerised or manual processes built to create accounting records, then to control, analyse and clear them until decision-makers can rely on the numbers inside their own organisation. Widen the lens and the same system becomes the full set of accounting activities, records and reports an enterprise needs to access financial information that genuinely reflects its performance — built through methods for creating, storing and retrieving that information, whether on paper or digitally. Strip it down further and accounting itself is simply the registration and classification of documents and ledgers. Understanding how these layers connect is what separates someone who processes numbers from someone who can actually manage an international monetary system.

The Arab British Fellowship Training Academy designed this course to build exactly that capability, for anyone working toward a career in money markets and bank management.

Who Should Attend?

• Managers of enterprises and companies, and businessmen developing their bank management skills.
• Business administration students and graduates from any university.
• Bank managers, department staff and accountants working inside banks.
• Anyone building expertise in company accounting systems.

What Participants Gain

• The ability to oversee bond preparation and confirm authenticity before those bonds are registered in a company's accounting records.
• Real experience controlling and reviewing every document issued by the accounting office, plus implementing senior management's financial decisions.
• Hands-on skill in managing the operations and mechanisms that keep the international monetary system running.

Module 1: Understanding the International Monetary System

• What the international monetary system actually is.
• The mechanisms that keep it running day to day.

Module 2: The Accounting Foundations Behind It

• Accounting principles and the core terminology practitioners rely on.
• Important rules governing how accounts are managed.

Module 3: Recording and Balancing the Numbers

• Registering financial transactions correctly.
• Double-entry theory and the balance sheet equation.

Course Duration

Attendance runs between 5 and 10 days; a mini-master's track built around this course is also available — contact the Arab British Fellowship Training Academy for details.