"I believe that connecting real-world learning in the classroom creates a transformative learning experience."
Dave Jailal, who teaches Financial Management at SCS, recently received an Excellence in Teaching Award. Learners were inspired by his love of instruction and mentorship, and nominated Dave for his industry expertise and use of tangible, real-world examples to highlight and explore course content.
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Dave is currently a Director in the Banking Supervision area at the Office of the Superintendent of Financial Institutions (OSFI), and a part-time post-secondary instructor. He has over 19 years of experience in progressively responsible roles within the financial services industry, ranging from external auditor to bank supervisor. He has been an instructor for the last 10 years with a specialization in Accounting, Corporate Finance, and Auditing courses. At OSFI, he leads a team of bank supervisors involved in the assessment of risks, governance, and risk mitigation processes for a portfolio of 21 financial institutions. Dave holds an Executive MBA degree, with distinction, from Ivey Business School at Western University, a Chartered Professional Accountant designation, and a Chartered Investment Manager designation.
He has a strong interest in mentorship, and is inspired by the commitment of his Financial Management learners. In his course, Dave introduces learners to the principles of finance and their application. He explores topics such as the time value of money, valuation of financial securities, capital budgeting, determining appropriate discount rates, and short- and long-term financing.