The Stanford Bank Game

This is the personal computer version of the Stanford Bank Management Simulator developed over 20 years ago by the late Professor A. Robichek of Stanford Business School, a pioneer in the use of computer simulation for teaching bank management. It gives students the opportunity to simulate the management of a large commercial bank operating in today's competitive environment and volatile economic climate. This version, which reflects banking as it is practiced in today's world, has been significantly modified to capture the noteworthy trends and developments in banking of the later 1980's. It explores the following: gap analysis; capital adequacy; cost of funds; valuation of equity; fee income; increasing lending risks.
 
This is the personal computer version of the Stanford Bank Management Simulator developed over 20 years ago by the late Professor A. Robichek of Stanford Business School, a pioneer in the use of computer simulation for teaching bank management. It gives students the opportunity to simulate the management of a large commercial bank operating in today's competitive environment and volatile economic climate. This version, which reflects banking as it is practiced in today's world, has been significantly modified to capture the noteworthy trends and developments in banking of the later 1980's. It explores the following: gap analysis; capital adequacy; cost of funds; valuation of equity; fee income; increasing lending risks.