Banker’s Code of Ethics

Banker’s Code of Ethics

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Description

Bankers’ Code of Ethics is a set of acceptable voluntary and sometimes enforced behaviour. This Code of Ethics allows fresh talent to join, perform and progress in the organisation. A Code of Ethics is mandatory for Bank’s ecosystem as it allows individuals, teams and the system to function smoothly without any bias, discrimination, pride and prejudice.

In absence of this ethical behaviour, the organisation would soon become dysfunctional hurting everyone’s interest and prospects for growth eventually resulting in an irrevocable damage.

While the employees’ Domain Knowledge, their mastery of IT and cultivation of Soft Skills play a substantial role in the financial success, it is the internalisation of the Code of Ethics that determines the longevity of an organisation.





Course Curriculum

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  • Code Of Ethics
    • BCOES1U1-Sanctity of Passwords
    • BCOES1U2 - Sanctity of Passwords-Part2
    • BCOES1U3-Sanctity of Your Signature-Part1
    • BCOES1U4-Sanctity of Your Signature-Part2
    • BCOES1U5-Sanctity of Your Signature-Part3
    • BCOES1U6-Customer Confidentiality-Part1
    • BCOES1U7-Customer Confidentiality-Part2
    • BCOES1U8-Internal Confidentiality
    • BCOES1U9-The Task Assigned to You is Assigned to You
    • BCOES1U10-Treat Your Female Colleagues With Highest Dignity
    • BCOES1U11-Never Offer A ‘Favour’
    • BCOES1U12-Never Seek A ‘Favour’
    • BCOES1U13-No Interference in Anyone’s Work
    • BCOES1U14-Do Not Offer Any Unsolicited Advice
    • BCOES1U15-No Unauthorised Use of Institutional Assets
    • BCOES1U16-No Irrelevant Communication
    • BCOES1U17-Be Courteous and Attentive
    • BCOES1U18-No Exhibiting Your Religious or Political Affiliations
    • BCOES1U19-Learn to Say ‘No’
    • BCOES1U20-Don’t Be Boastful
    • BCOES1U21-While at Work, Be at Work
    • BCOES1U22-Work Life Balance
    • BCOES1U23-Your Performance Is Your Passport
    • BCOES1U24-Share Appreciation
    • BCOES1U25-Accept Criticism
    • BCOES1U26-Keep Your Physically Fit
    • BCOES1U27-Keep Yourself Mentally Agile
    • BCOES1U28-You are known by the company you keep
    • BCOES1U29-Seek Clarity Till You Get It
    • BCOES1U30-Be A Learner
    • BCOES1U31-Keep Updating Your Domain Knowledge
    • BCOES1U32-Don’t Show Interest In Rumours
    • BCOES1U33-Stay in Touch With Your Supervisor
    • BCOES1U34-Don’t be a Pretender
    • BCOES1U35-Be Disciplined
    • BCOES1U36-Keep the Communication Channels On
    • BCOES1U37-Keeping Record
    • BCOES1U38-No Eavesdropping
    • BCOES1U39-Be Process Oriented
    • BCOES1U40-Telephone Etiquette Is Important
    • BCOES1U41-Wear a Smile. And a White Shirt
    • BCOES1U42-Listening is more important than speaking
    • BCOES1U43-Neither a Lender Nor a Borrower be
    • BCOES1U44-Avoid Staring Into Computer Screens
    • BCOES1MCQ1 - Quiz


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