What is Banking and Financial Law Mediation Training?
Banking and financial law mediation training is a specialized program focused on resolving disputes arising from financial transactions. Through this training, mediators are able to:
- Analyze disputes arising from loan agreements
- Resolve issues in bank-customer relationships
- Conduct effective mediation in financial disputes
This program aims to help mediators gain specialization and obtain official certification.
Purpose of the Training
The main purpose of the training is to enable mediators to accurately analyze disputes specific to banking and financial law. It also provides participants with essential skills such as:
- Interpreting financial data
- Risk assessment
- Developing effective negotiation techniques
Training Content and Duration
The program lasts a total of 32 hours and consists of two main parts:
Theoretical Training (24 hours)
- Fundamental concepts of banking and financial law
- Loan agreements
- Debt-credit relationships
- Legislation and current practices
Practical Training (8 hours)
- Case studies
- Mediation simulations
- Role-play exercises
- Negotiation techniques
Thanks to this structure, participants gain not only theoretical knowledge but also practical experience.
Who Can Participate?
Mediators who are registered in the Mediation Department’s official registry are eligible to attend this training.