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Develop your ability to lead at board level to build banking institutions that deliver results for today and prepare for sustainable future success.
As banks worldwide seek to re-establish trust whilst competing in an increasingly competitive environment, they must also grapple with new and complex challenges which demand more of leadership. Advances in technology are significantly disrupting the industry, regulators have increased their expectations and demands, and socio-political issues like climate change and social mobility have become increasingly prominent on bank board agendas.
Board members must increasingly demonstrate to regulators and other stakeholders that they have the requisite expertise, and strategic and operational knowledge, to lead banks through turbulent and changing times.
This programme develops purposeful and effective bank directors by drawing together University of Oxford research in areas including leadership, ethics and conduct, reputation, governance, digital transformation, and sustainable finance.
It is designed in partnership with senior banking professionals from commercial and regulatory environments operating in countries all over the world. This enables us to effectively address the challenges of bank leadership today, and those that exist on the horizon. To bring this to life over the course of the week we will consider how existing operating models, across all elements of the business, could be challenged and changed by the impacts of technology, sustainability and regulation.
Lifetime membership of the Oxford Business Alumni Network.
As a school, we focus on tackling complex world-scale challenges as we prepare business leaders to make the world more equitable. The more diversity in gender, culture and thought that we have in our classrooms, the greater our impact will be.
To help support this goal and as part of ongoing efforts to increase women's influence and impact worldwide, we have created two new scholarships for exceptional female candidates on the July 2024 iteration.
The role of the board and its members in the banking industry is being challenged. Geo-political uncertainty, increased regulation, and digital disruption are driving banks to rethink their purpose and strategy.
Keep up to date and watch all of our previous webinars.
Professor Dr Kern Alexander and Rosa Lastra comment on the role of regulation in encouraging bank boards to manage climate change financial risks - International banking regulation and climate change
Racheal Agen Tegwi was inspired by active participation of women on the bank governance programme.
In her blog, From Africa to Oxford: how the Bank Governance Programme amplified my ESG voice, she commends the vibrant discussions and unique perspectives from a highly diverse cohort of participants from across the globe with varying roles and seniority levels.
