ISFB Data Management Certificate
Context
The ISFB Data Management certificate has been designed to provide a clear and operational understanding of the main principles of data management. It is aimed at all professionals whose functions - whether compliance officers, risk managers, analysts or support staff - require them to deal with data-related issues.
This training enables them to acquire the essential skills to navigate in an increasingly data-driven world, adapt to the sector's new expectations, and enhance their value on the job market.
Key objectives
- Critique current trends in data management and anticipate their future implications
- Integrate the knowledge gained to develop a regulatory-compliant data management strategy
- Assess data management risks and propose mitigation measures
- Use data analytics tools to support financial decision-making
- Explain the principles of data quality and governance
- Define key data management concepts and their relevance to the financial sector
Target audience
Stakeholders
Practical information
Price
- Public: CHF 5,670
- Member: CHF 4,250
- HG / OCAS / OCE : CHF 2'835.-
Strategic overview of data in banking
Situate data in the value chain to understand the strategic stakes.
Governance and data management
Establish a solid organizational framework through policies and management charters.
Data management regulations
Assess the impact of standards and obligations on banking practices.
Security, risk and cyber-resilience applied to data
Apply international security standards based on real incidents in the banking sector.
Data Engineering
Explore data warehouse logics to structure information.
Data quality and integrity
Use reliable indicators to guarantee the integrity of information.
Needs analysis and dashboard design
Design a relevant dashboard right from the design phase.
Machine Learning and AI
Assess their added value in data management and exploitation.
Toolbox I: Finance table
Build interactive reports for decision-making.
Toolbox II: Excel for finance
Develop advanced uses adapted to finance.
Toolbox III: Python
Put into practice the basics of programming applied to data.
Implementation
Translate a conceptual dashboard into an operational solution.
Review
Validate skills in a global integration exercise.
Stephan Singh presents the ISFB Data Management Certificate: making data accessible to all banking professionals
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Interview with Julien Divernois: understanding, structuring and adding value to data with the ISFB Data Management Certificate
"I am convinced that data-related skills will become as essential as computer skills were in their day."
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Stephan Singh
Juan Daniel MORENO
Monira LEHBILI
José SANCHEZ
Gregory BAUMANN
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