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Risk in Financial Services: The Complete Exam-Oriented Study Guide to Banking Risk Management — Simple Concepts, Real Case Studies & 500+ Practice MCQs
Author(s): Rekha Kumari (Author)
- Publication Date: May 29, 2026
- Language: English
- Print length: 60 pages
- ISBN-10: B0H129R31R
Book Description
Pass Your Banking Risk Exam — Without Drowning in Jargon
Struggling to make sense of ALM, VaR, RAROC, ICAAP and Basel III? This complete study guide turns the most feared paper in banking into something you can actually understand — and remember on exam day.
Written by a banking trainer in plain, simple English, it explains every topic the way a patient senior colleague would explain it to a new joiner: first the idea, then a real banking example, then a short "what would a bank officer do?" case study. No dense theory. No confusion.
What's Inside
- Every topic, clearly explained — from Why Banks Are Special to Credit, Market, Operational and Liquidity Risk, Basel and RBI guidelines, and Derivatives.
- Real-life examples and case studies that make abstract concepts stick.
- Quick comparison tables for the exact differences examiners love to test.
- Banker Tips and Common Mistakes boxes so you avoid silly exam traps.
- Key Points summaries for fast, last-minute revision.
- 500+ practice MCQs — conceptual and scenario-based — each with the answer and a clear explanation.
- Final revision section with quick notes, a formula sheet, common traps and master practice questions.
Who This Book Is For
- Bank employees preparing for promotion and professional certification exams
- Probationary Officers, Management Trainees and new joiners on the risk desk
- Finance and commerce students who want a job-ready grasp of banking risk
- Anyone who wants to understand how banks measure and manage risk — minus the jargon
Why Readers Choose This Guide
Most risk books are written for professors, not learners. This one is built for busy bankers: short sections, clear language, exam-focused, and packed with practice. Read a chapter on your commute, attempt the MCQs, and watch your confidence grow.
Open the book, start with Chapter 1, and finally understand risk — one simple idea at a time.
