Bankwright · for people growing inside a bank

The junior treasury analyst role is open. The interview is in three weeks. There is no getting through Mishkin in that time. And there is no need to.

From the branch floor — into treasury

Every day you see operations from one side of the counter. Bankwright shows you the other: you will close a liquidity gap yourself, raise repo, survive a bank run — and walk into the interview speaking like a treasurer, not like a teller.

the first 3 chapters free. No account and no card. Twenty to forty minutes after a shift is enough.

Your progress lives in the cloud: start on a phone, finish at a desk. Lose connection mid-level and the level still finishes — nothing you entered is lost, and it syncs the moment you are back.

The gap is closed
Your bank · Monday morningChapter 4 · bank treasurer

Before the operation: assets 190 million — reserves 40 and government bonds 150. Liabilities and equity 190 million — deposits 170 and equity 20. The reserves fall short: 100 are needed.

A real level from chapter 4 — a treasurer's work as it is.

3weeks of plan — up to the interview

20minutes — a session after a shift

141levels — every one solved by hand

0videos — the interview will not ask about video

3chapters free, no account needed

What changes

What you will walk into the interview with

The language of treasury, as your own

Liquidity, repo, interest rate risk — not glossary definitions but operations you posted yourself. Answers like that do not wobble on the second question.

The cases they will ask about

A bank run, a liquidity gap, the HTM/AFS trap on the SVB case — lived through in a sandbox where a mistake costs nothing.

Confidence instead of just a teller

Management sees potential where a person talks about the balance sheet as a whole, not only about their own counter. Moving into treasury or risk in the region often means 40 to 80 percent more in the salary band (an estimate from posted bands).

Your route

Three weeks — 20 to 40 minutes a day

The plan asks for no vacation and does not argue with shifts: an evening, twenty minutes, one block.

The plan up to the interview

3 weeks · about 14 hours · progress does not expire

Week 1Chapters 1–2 · the basehow money, credit and risk are made — the ground the questions will land on
Week 2Chapter 4 · treasuryliquidity, reserves, repo, a bank run — the core of your future job
Week 3Chapter 5 and the SVB casecapital markets and interest rate risk: the HTM/AFS trap, by hand

The finishing touch: run yourself past the mentor — it checks understanding with counter-questions, the way a strict interviewer does, and shows you where you are out of your depth.

The AI mentor

A strict coach before the interview

  • It checks you with counter-questions — like an interviewer, only without consequences and at a time that suits you.
  • It does not praise what is wrong. It calls a mistake a mistake and shows where you turned off, with a reference to the level.
  • It answers from the program — 435 thousand tokens of corpus; what is not in the course it says plainly, rather than papering over the gap.

Mentor$19.00 per month

Two clicks, no keys. For a month of preparation — and then cancel by writing to support, the history stays.

YouThey will ask about liquidity tomorrow. What do I answer?
MentorYou will be the one answering, so let us go the other way round: in level 4.3 you were 60 million short by opening. Name three ways to close the gap — and the price of each. Start with the one you chose then, and why.

It does not hand out memorized answers — it gets your own understanding out of you

Price

Cheaper than Mishkin in paperback. Faster by years

Each currency has its own price: these are two prices, not one converted at a rate.

The Bankwright Academy

$199.00one-time

One banking textbook costs about the same — and stays unfinished. This one gets finished: because you do not read it, you play it.

  • 141 levels, 16 chapters — yours for good, updates included
  • The three weeks to the interview plan
  • Progress in the cloud: start on a phone, finish at a desk
  • Not a subscription. You pay once

Card payment is not connected yet. While that is so, there is no buy button here — a button that does nothing is worse than none.

The demo firstFree

Chapters 1–3 in full, with no account and no card. Week 1 of the plan is free entirely: try the format on yourself.

Mentor$19.00 per month

A strict coach for the month of preparation. Cancel by writing to support, the history stays

All prices

Straight talk: this is not for you if…

  • you are an experienced treasurer — this will be a primer for you (though chapters 9–16 may still surprise you);
  • you need a check mark for a corporate LMS — here you will actually have to solve things;
  • you are looking for a guaranteed offer — we give understanding, the decision is made by people.

Not ready today?

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What the email is for — a three-week plan before the interview.

The letter is written by the author of the course, not a robot. To unsubscribe, just reply to it.

Is the interview already in your calendar?
Then today is the day to start

Week 1 of your plan is free: the first chapters, with no account and no card. The first operation takes 10 minutes, right after your shift.

Start today — 20 minutes

the first 3 chapters free · 20 minutes a day · all prices on this page

Your progress lives in the cloud: start on a phone, finish at a desk. Lose connection mid-level and the level still finishes — nothing you entered is lost, and it syncs the moment you are back.