This course focusses on the tension between liquidity and resolution. By definition, once a resolution scheme is adopted, a recapitalised bank that has absorbed losses will be solvent and should have better access to funding. However, liquidity stress is expected at the point of resolution. Given that analysts and creditors will likely require time to re-assess the financial position of the resolved bank, the return to market funding will be a slightly longer process. Resolution authorities have a key role to play to restore market confidence and access to private market funding in case of resolution. Enhancing banks capabilities to restore liquidity at the point of resolution represents a crucial task in resolution planning activities. In some cases, a temporary public funding may be necessary when an immediate return to the market is not fully possible.
This programme provides a strategic overview of the essential and constitutive steps of the resolution planning process and offer a solid understanding of new fundamental notions such as the ‘preferred resolution strategy’, ‘critical functions’, ‘resolution tools’ and the ‘resolvability assessment’.
This video features insights from Think Fast, Talk Smart, a podcast hosted by Stanford’s Matt Abrahams. Each episode dives into research-based tools and techniques to help professionals become more effective communicators. In this talk, you'll get a preview of the many topics explored in the series—from managing speaking anxiety to improving clarity and confidence. Whether you're presenting in a meeting or having everyday conversations, you'll gain practical strategies to communicate more effectively in both your professional and personal life.
Ready to transform your negotiation skills from good to exceptional? Join Harvard Business School's Deepak Malhotra in this eye-opening course, where he unveils 22 meticulously crafted "tweaks" that will revolutionize your approach to any negotiation. Forget relying on gut instinct. Learn why a strategic pre-negotiation meeting is crucial, and how to cultivate a culture where brilliant arguments are valued above all else. Discover the power of framing the first offer, and why telling the story behind it is just as important as the offer itself. Navigate complex negotiations with ease by learning to negotiate multiple issues simultaneously, and master the art of presenting multiple offers to create a win-win scenario. Understand the importance of respecting your counterpart's constraints, and learn how to help them "declare victory" while still achieving your goals. This isn't just theory; it's practical, actionable advice that you can implement immediately. Whether you're closing a high-stakes business deal, navigating a salary negotiation, or simply seeking to improve your daily interactions, these 22 tweaks will give you the edge you need. Don't let another opportunity slip away. Unlock the secrets to successful negotiation and become a master influencer.
Dive into Simon's conversation on infinite-minded leadership. Discover how to maintain motivation, transform work culture, and prioritize your people. Simon shares advice on vulnerability, loyalty, and overcoming common leadership challenges.
This course is about more than brainstorming and sticky notes—it’s about transforming the way you approach challenges. Design Thinking is a human-centered, creative problem-solving approach used by the world’s most innovative companies to design better products, services, and experiences. In this course, you'll explore each stage of the Design Thinking process—from empathising with users and defining real problems, to ideating bold solutions, prototyping fast, and testing smart. You’ll learn tools and mindsets that spark innovation, encourage collaboration, and put people at the heart of every solution. Whether you're redesigning a process, or tackling complex challenges, this course will help you unlock fresh ideas and build solutions that stick. In this design thinking tutorial, we will be looking at what is design thinking, why design thing is important, steps of design thinking, empathy mapping, five phases and four pillars of design thinking and agile methodology with design thinking.
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