Training finance professionals

Hi, my name is Rodolfo Vanzini. I offer banks, wealth management firms and securities brokers education on investment, corporate and private banking matters. Check out the topics I cover as a subject-matter expert.

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More than you think.

Knowledge matters.

Cultivating the education of banking and finance professionals, I am always on the look-out to drive positive change for clients with the experience, resourcefulness and ambition needed to vanquish any challenge through commitment and creativity.

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If you’re a learning & development manager and want to design a training e-learning programme for finance professionals with engaging and effective videos I can help you out.

Knowledge matters.

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Securities & asset management

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Risk management & bank regulation

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Corporate banking

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Investment banking

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I design, develop and deliver training programmes for banks, wealth and asset management firms and securities brokers.

As an instructor for capital markets and corporate banking training sessions, I work with attendees to develop the skills and insights needed to bridge the gap between academia and the real world by teaching the practical skills required to succeed on the job.

TRAINING IN BANKING & FINANCE

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