Risk Management Association of India
Global body dedicated to education, research and development on Risk Management
NBFCs operate under unique structural vulnerabilities – wholesale funding dependence, rapid growth pressure, concentration exposure, governance gaps, and regulatory sensitivity. Unlike banks, liquidity shocks in NBFCs escalate faster and governance breakdowns trigger supervisory intervention quickly. This 10-hour advanced program provides a structured Read More …
Non Banking Financial Companies have become an essential part of the Indian financial ecosystem. They support financial inclusion, provide sector specific lending, and serve customer segments often underserved by traditional banking institutions. However, NBFCs also operate under unique structural vulnerabilities. Read More …
Bancassurance conversion strategy is a critical focus area for banks aiming to increase non interest income while maintaining customer trust and regulatory compliance. Despite access to large customer bases, many banks struggle to convert opportunities into actual insurance sales. The Read More …
Banking risk management is no longer limited to traditional areas such as credit and market risk. As financial institutions evolve, new risk areas have emerged that directly impact customer trust, regulatory compliance, and institutional stability. Among these, customer service, cyber Read More …
Customer service failures in banking are often underestimated as operational issues. In reality, they are significant risk events that can directly impact reputation, regulatory compliance, and customer trust. In an environment where customers expect fast, transparent, and consistent service, even Read More …
Risk management failures in banking rarely occur due to a single issue. They are usually the result of weak governance, poor oversight, delayed action, and gaps in control frameworks. These failures have significant consequences, including financial losses, regulatory penalties, and Read More …
Bancassurance is a critical revenue driver for banks, but success depends on more than just product availability. It requires structured customer conversations, strong need analysis, disciplined follow-ups, and strict compliance with regulatory expectations. This 7-hour practical course on Bancassurance: Business Models, Read More …
Customer service in banking is not just about resolving queries—it directly impacts customer trust, regulatory compliance, and institutional reputation. Poor service, delayed responses, and weak complaint handling often escalate into serious reputation and regulatory risks. This 7-hour practical course on Customer Read More …