A virtual bank training platform

Run a bank before you join one.

For finance students, business schools, and bank and corporate teams: make realistic banking decisions at the desks of FinTreasury Bank, a virtual bank on simulated data. Book a deal, get it checked, settle it and prove the number.

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A money market deal ticket on the dealing desk of FinTreasury Bank, the virtual bank, with Professor Owl guiding the dealMy approvals: the checker's queue, where a second person checks the work and nobody approves their own requestNostro reconciliation: the bank's settled deals matched against a correspondent bank's statement, with auto-match and open breaksProve this number: a line of the virtual bank's balance sheet traced to the deals and journal lines behind itA Professor Owl class: Professor Owl teaches, with Riya, a BBA student, and Kabir, a bank trainee
  1. Book the deal
  2. A checker approves it
  3. Settle and reconcile
  4. Prove the number
  5. Learn it with Owl
Real TrezCap screens. FinTreasury Bank, its customers and its figures are simulated.

Who are you?

One TrezCap, one login and one virtual bank. Tell us who you are and TrezCap opens on the screens that suit you. You can change it at any time.

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Inside the virtual bank

FinTreasury Bank is a virtual bank on simulated data. Four parts of it, each shown on a real screen; the figures are counted from the product.

Prove this number: a line of the virtual bank's balance sheet traced to the deals and journal lines behind it

Treasury desks

Front to back, as in a bank: the dealer books the deal, a different person checks it, then confirmation, settlement, nostro reconciliation and the ledger. Prove this number traces a line of the bank’s books back to its deals.

Desks and screens 25

Treasury →
Core banking account opening: a verified customer, the scheme, the first deposit, photograph and specimen signature, waiting for a second person's check

Core banking

Account opening with KYC and CKYC, photograph and specimen signature, and a second person’s check on every record. Cheque clearing, fixed deposits, loans from application to disbursement, payments, trade finance, and AML alerts through to the suspicious transaction report.

Branch System modules 14

Banking →
A company's bank reconciliation: statement lines matched automatically against the books, the rest resolved by hand

Corporate treasury

A company’s cash across its banks, bank statements imported and matched automatically, a payment factory with approvals, and hedging inside the treasury policy.

Desks and screens 14

Corporate treasury →
A Professor Owl class: Professor Owl teaches, with Riya, a BBA student, and Kabir, a bank trainee

Academy with Professor Owl

Lessons, voiced Professor Owl classes, practice on the live screens, quizzes and Certificates of Completion, with maps to your exam syllabus.

Professor Owl classes 216 · Academies and lab courses 14 · Exam goals 7

The courses →

Risk management and regulatory reporting

Risk Management programme

Market, credit, liquidity and operational risk, and Basel III capital. Risk Management & Basel III: the Basel framework, expected and unexpected loss, standardised RWA, CET1, AT1 and Tier 2, CRAR and buffers, the leverage ratio, SA-CCR and CVA, IRRBB and operational risk capital. Bank Risk Management in Practice: VaR and backtesting, market-risk limits, provisioning and expected credit loss, large exposures, LCR and NSFR, and the ALCO pack. Practised on the Risk & Capital Lab and the bank’s live risk screens, with an FRM Part I exam map.

Risk Management & Basel III modules 11 · Bank Risk Management in Practice modules 6

Risk Management & Basel III → Bank Risk Management in Practice →

Regulatory Reporting

RBI returns such as CRR Form A and SLR Form VIII, prepared maker-checker in Return Studio, validated, rejected and resubmitted with a full audit trail, every return cell traced to the ledger and its deals. Plus real enforcement cases on transaction and swap reporting from the UK FCA and the US CFTC, with the EMIR and CFTC regimes explained.

Course units 8

Regulatory Reporting →

Governed AI, inside the simulation

AI agents under test

An AI agent prepares a company’s payment batch. The bank’s controls hold the doubtful lines, and you check the agent’s reasons: accept, reject or escalate, with a record of every run. In the Governed AI Bank, AI agents draft the day’s work across the desks and you set their limits, approve them or stop them.

The bank does the maths. The AI explains. A person approves.

AI Finance · Professional Programme

Build your own AI finance and AI banking agents, then design, test, govern and approve them safely inside a virtual bank, before any real money is touched.

Level: beginner to intermediate, no coding needed · Study time: about 63 hours (estimated, at about 2.5 hours for each of the 25 study modules, each with its quiz)

Programme modules 12 · Module quizzes 25 · Scored simulations 21 · Capstone cases 3

More: AI for Finance programme · Build Your Own AI Agent · Trezi · Professor Owl · AI colleagues

Four decisions. Can you make them?

Each one is scored, and you see what your call did. The cases are fictional; the rules are real.

Credit · New

The ₹100 Crore Credit Decision

Decide how much to lend, at what rate and on what covenants. Face the credit committee. Then live with it 12 months later.

You are: credit officer

Time: under 60 minutes (estimated)

Treasury · FX

The FX Dealing Desk

A client wants to hedge its dollars. Book the forward, take the market move, then decide how much to cover inside the limit.

You are: flow desk dealer

Time: under 60 minutes (estimated)

Treasury · Liquidity

The Liquidity Crisis Morning

Deposits run off, then a downgrade pulls a credit line. Keep the LCR above the floor without a fire sale.

You are: liquidity manager

Time: under 60 minutes (estimated)

AI · Governance

The Governed AI Bank

AI agents draft the day’s work across the desks. You set their limits, approve or stop them, and handle an incident.

You are: AI governance lead

Time: under 60 minutes (estimated)

Your teacher inside TrezCap

Meet Professor Owl

Short voiced classes on real finance topics: Professor Owl teaches, Riya is sure of the wrong answer, Kabir asks why, and you jump in before Owl explains. Learn without a specialist trainer beside you.

  • 216 voiced classes with Professor Owl
  • Ask Owl a question, or tell Riya she’s wrong
  • Every figure is calculated by TrezCap
  • Explain in हिंदी: Trezi, Owl’s answers, coaching and debriefs explain in natural Hindi, with finance terms and figures in English
Captions on. Silent until you press play.
  1. Professor Owl: Riya, a corporate action is something the company decides that changes its shares, like a bonus issue. He is getting free shares. Is he richer?
  2. Riya: Of course! He has twice as many shares now, so his holding is worth more. Free money!
  3. Kabir: If it's free, where does the value come from? Why would a company just give it away?
  4. Riya: Oh! Nothing new came into the company. It was just cut into more pieces.
  5. Professor Owl: Spot on, Riya. Tell the customer exactly that.

From the class “Free shares, more money?”. Riya, Kabir and FinTreasury Bank are fictional.

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