The "Government Incentives, Grants, National and International Guarantee Program for Banking" aims to teach participants about government-backed financial incentives and guarantee systems. This program focuses on maximizing opportunities in the banking sector.
The training is for professional development purposes, and the certificate obtained does not replace the MYK authorization certificate in trainings where the MYK authorization certificate is mandatory.
- Introduction and Key Concepts
Government Incentives and Grants: Government-backed financial resources and how these resources are utilized in the banking sector.
Guarantee Systems: Government guarantees, credit guarantee systems, and their role in financial markets.
National and International Guarantees: A comparison of national incentives and grants in Turkey with international guarantee mechanisms.
- Government Incentives and Grants
Types of Incentives: Interest subsidies, credit guarantees, and tax incentives provided for banks.
Grant Programs: Grants provided by the government, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
Application Areas of Incentives: The effects of incentives in sectors such as providing credit and financing, business expansion, and job creation.
Evaluation of Incentives and Application Processes: How to benefit from government incentives, the application processes, and requirements.
- National Guarantee Systems
Credit Guarantee: The functioning of national guarantee systems, cooperation with banks, and how the government provides credit guarantees.
Support for SMEs: Guarantee mechanisms offered for small and medium-sized enterprises and their importance in the banking sector.
Guarantee Practices and Legal Regulations: The legal framework in Turkey and practices that enhance the effectiveness of national guarantee systems.
- International Guarantee Systems
International Guarantee Mechanisms: Guarantee tools offered by global financial institutions such as the World Bank, the European Investment Bank, and others.
Social and Economic Impacts: The effect of international guarantees on the banking sector in developing countries and the opportunities these systems provide for growth.
International Application and Implementation Processes: The cooperation processes between banks and businesses within global guarantee programs.
- Financial Innovations and Technologies
Role of Financial Technologies: The digital transformation in the banking sector and the integration of financial technology tools with government incentives and guarantee systems.
Blockchain and Crypto Technologies: The impact of new financial technologies on government incentives and guarantees.
Digital Banking and Incentive Programs: How government-supported incentive and guarantee systems can be utilized on digital platforms with the rise of digital banking.
- Risk Management and Guarantees
Risk Analysis and Management: The risks encountered in the banking sector in the context of incentives and guarantees and how these risks are managed.
Sustainability of Incentives: Steps to ensure the long-term sustainability of incentive and guarantee mechanisms.
Effectiveness of Guarantee Systems: How national and international guarantee systems can be effectively used by banks and ways to increase guarantee ratios.
- Training and Certifications
Practical Training: Hands-on lessons, case studies, and simulations that teach participants how to benefit from government incentives and guarantees in the banking sector.
Certifications and Career Opportunities: Certifications awarded to participants who successfully complete the program and career opportunities in the banking sector.
- Applied Projects and Case Studies
Real-World Applications: Projects where participants learn to apply government incentives and guarantee systems.
Case Studies: Examining success stories of incentive and guarantee systems in real banks and financial institutions.
- International Perspective and Comparisons
Success Stories Abroad: A comparison of government-backed incentives and guarantee systems in developed and developing countries.
International Incentive Systems: The incentive mechanisms used abroad and their potential effects on the banking sector in Turkey.
The training is open to corporate collaborations, and individual applications are not accepted. The training content can be re-planned based on the corporate participant profile and your specific needs. Following mutual discussions, the scope and method of the training (In-person, Online) will be determined, and the related processes will be completed. If an agreement is reached, the suitable dates and times for your institution's participants and our instructors, as well as the location of the training, will be determined.