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Articles in Oct-Nov, 2003 issue of Journal of Banking and Financial Services

• What's new in corporate education? E-learning is now the front-runner in corporate education. But does this signal the end of face-to-face training?
  by John Unkles
• President's report 2002/2003
  by Frank Cicutto
• Dare to be different: whether in sport, financial services or other industries, sometimes gaining the competitive edge means taking an unconventional approach. Andrew Dyer of Boston Consulting Group looks at organisations who have dared to be different
  by Andrew Dyer
• The mortgage revolution: the effect of mortgage brokers on the previously staid home lending sector has been little short of revolutionary
  by George El Jouni
• Banks get a grip on risk: banks are starting to view risk management much more seriously—and not just in relation to credit risk
  by Bryan O'Connell
• Escaping the chain gang helps everyone: establishing a work/life balance for employees brings benefits not only to workers, but to the business and customers as well
  by Yvonne Collier
• Derivatives headache looms for treasury boffins: most small companies' treasury departments will be unprepared for the technology implications of new accounting rules covering the treatment of derivatives
  by Bill Bennett
• Just do it: why simulation learning beats chalk and talk: simulation learning is a powerful tool for organisations seeking to create real behavioural change and maximise their return on investment in new corporate systems
  by Rupert Brown
• Convergence: myth or reality? The blurring of the boundaries between financial institutions and other product offerors will have broad implications
  by Tom Valentine
• Horses for courses in financial education: universities are now offering a dazzling array of financial education choices. These include online learning, weekend courses and offshore campuses
  by Louise Maher
• Choosing courses: more than following fashion: with so many financial education options on offer, prospective students should ask what they really want out of their course
  by Louise Maher
• Do you want to study? Do you also want financial assistance, study leave and flexible working hours? Find out what is on offer from banks in New Zealand and Australia
• Case studies
• The balancing act: case studies
• AIBF Sydney Uni award winner
• Former award winners
• AIBF academic prizes
• University course listings
• Basel II: probing a new era in bank regulation
• HIH Corporate Governance Lessons
• Welcome
• Congratulations
• Professional development functions: the Australasian Institute of Banking and Finance provides members with networking, educational, training and information opportunities
  by Frieda McLoughlin