SW Graduate School of Banking

May 28–June 07, 2024

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Developing dynamic leaders for the future of banking

Since 1957, the SW Graduate School of Banking at SMU Cox has empowered executives with learning that extends far beyond the classroom.

We offer exceptional educational experiences for bank leaders, regulators, and directors of all levels. Through ever-evolving curricula and programming, SWGSB at SMU Cox gives graduates the necessary connections, insights, and expertise to support thriving careers that advance the banking industry.

Upcoming Programs

SW Graduate School of Banking

May 28–June 07

The SW Graduate School of Banking provides world-class education to develop banking leaders who elevate their organizations, industry, and community. This flagship program is a three-year graduate course of study designed to prepare participants for a successful banking career.

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Assemblies for Bank Directors

August 22–25

The Assemblies for Bank Directors attract directors and senior management from across the country to discuss the latest issues affecting the industry. From nationally known authorities on corporate governance to leading experts on risk management, our assemblies provide the knowledge to execute board duties with rigor and intelligence.

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Certified Community Bank Director’s Program (CCBD)

October 21–23

The Certified Community Bank Director’s Program (CCBD) addresses all areas of bank directorship, from duties and responsibilities to the essentials of bank finance. 

This industry-recognized credential is designed to educate, inform, and inspire community directors to be exceptional banking leaders.

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‘‘There is not a better banking school in the country than the SW Graduate School of Banking (SWGSB). If you are serious about your career in banking, the SWGSB program will not only improve your current skill set but also introduce you to what your competitors are doing well.”

Hazem Ahmed

President, Houston De Novo Bank

“Having SWGSB as part of my educational career has meant more than I ever thought it would. The lessons learned in the group settings — from the case studies and BankCEO to the friends I still stay in touch with years later — have allowed me to grow both professionally and personally. I can’t imagine not having this experience to better prepare me to be a first-class banker, especially in today’s ever-changing environment!”

Maureen Carollo

Chief Compliance/Chief Risk Officer, Old Glory Bank

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