Do banks have various risks?
Yes banks have mainly three kinds of
risk that are
Credit Risk that is about Loans
Market Risk that is about Money Investment in
Market
Operational Risk that is day to day working
risk.
Difference Between demand Draft and Cheque?
Cheque could be define as a negotiable
instrument which is paid to the bearer and on the other side a demand draft can
be define as a negotiable instrument always payable on order base.
If we divide Banks Capital Into Parts
and what are they?
Paid Up Capital + Reserves
Borrowed Funds + General Loss Reserves +
Subordinated Term Debts + Undisclosed Reserves
You must have heard that banking turning thier branches into CBS? So what is CBS?
Full form of CBS is Core Banking
Solution. Through this system all the branches of bank is interconnected with
each other with a central database server as we know that Online branch.
Through this facility if we have account in one branch then we can operate it
from other branch too as after this system customers do not have to visit the
same branch from far away where they have open an account.
What do you know about Para Banking?
In Para Banking there are such services
which bank offer to its customers other than their day by day banking service
like debit card, Credit Card, Car Loan, Life Insurance etc.
What is the main difference between
Micro Finance and Micro Credit?
Micro Credit is a small term in which
customer can get small amount of loan from the bank and on other side Micro Finance
is a wide tern which includes Small Loans as well as the complete training on
this Financial Matters.
If we want to promote Financial
Inclusion of our bank then what are the Steps?
Advertisement of the bank so that more and more
customers could be attract
Facilities for poor people so that they can
also open their account
Those person who are involved in the
agriculture profession should be provided with the Kisan credit card.
What do you know about Cash Reserve
Ratio (CRR)?
Cash Reserve Ration is the cash of the
Bank deposit in the State Bank of Pakistan.
What is Inflation and Deflation?
Inflation could be define as increase in
demand of a product due to decrease in Supply or more demand in the market and
in deflation the money in the market is low due to which the purchasing power
of people decreases.

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