Operational Risk has been increasing day by day in the Nepalese Financial Sector and large risks events are taking place one after another, and it is always difficult to assess when, how and at what intensity the operational risk events occur. But the losses stemming from operational risks may erode the capital of a BFI with such a magnitude and intensity that the BFI may be left with no room for escaping from the impact, which could precipitate up to a situation of collapse. Thus, a clear understanding on operational risk and its control has been always a challenge to the management.
Completed Programmes
The program will help in understanding:
· How a BFI can take business and AML/CFT together
· How a BFI can best expand business together with AML/CFT compliance
· How AML/CFT help expanding business
· How minimum resources and staffs can work on AML/CFT
· How a BFI can best implement newly amended but rigorous laws with limited resources
It is imperative for the banks to have a robust risk framework to manage all the risk associated with it and the management of credit risk begins at the origination itself. Managing the credit risk exposure within the framework of risk management (identification, measurement, monitoring and control) is of utmost importance for minimizing the losses arising out of the risks associated with credit.
Considering this, the course has been designed to provide the participants an understanding of Credit Risk Management at the Branch level.
Program Takeaways
Theoretical, Legal and Practical for:
· Understanding how a BFI can take business and AML/CFT together
· Understanding how a BFI can best expand business together with AML/CFT compliance
· Understanding how AML/CFT help expanding business
· Understanding how minimum resources and staffs can work on AML/CFT
It is imperative for the banks to have a robust risk framework to manage all the risk associated with it and the management of credit risk begins at the origination itself. Managing the credit risk exposure within the framework of risk management (identification, measurement, monitoring and control) is of utmost importance for minimizing the losses arising out of the risks associated with credit.
Considering this, the course has been designed to provide the participants an understanding of Credit Risk Management at the Branch level.
For financial institutions, better handling of different types of documents is essential. Technique to communicate with customer legally with good faith is always required in any institutions. Likewise signature verification is basic need for bankers whereas losses due to forged signature are in increasing order. Similarly, trade of counterfeit currency is big threat for our economy. Forensic laboratory is continually receiving such forged documents, cheques as well as currencies. The awareness towards it is essential for bankers.
Operational Risk Events (Internal Loss Data) Reporting is the oldest and the most common operational risk reporting system. NRB Risk Management Guidelines requires banks to systematically track and record all relevant operational risk data on individual loss events or near misses. Therefore, every bank should have a robust internal loss data reporting system.
Program Takeaways
Theoretical, Legal and Practical for:
· Understanding how a BFI can take business and AML/CFT together
· Understanding how a BFI can best expand business together with AML/CFT compliance
· Understanding how AML/CFT help expanding business
· Understanding how minimum resources and staffs can work on AML/CFT
With the rapid expansion of capacity and networks, Nepalese banks have been facing serious shortage of skilled manpower in all functional areas and more so in credit. As credit risk is by far the most dominant factor in bank failures, the importance of proper Credit Risk Management System in a bank can hardly be exaggerated. And, good credit risk management always begins with making good loans.
Banking is an integral part of international businesses, where Trade Finance is one of the most lucrative businesses to any bank. Trade finance includes various kinds of loans, advances and facilities required for imports and exports deals that are made on foreign trade, and involve foreign exchange transactions. Letters of credit (LC) are most often used in international trade, governed by the Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits (or UCP), the rules of the International Chamber of Commerce.
Bank and Financial Institutions have been giving extra focus in growing Retail/ Consumer Lending in the recent days as it contributes in diversifying the risks and enhancing the customer base. Due to comparatively low risk weight age on retail loans, exception a few products; retail loans have been enabling the BFIs to enhance more loans with the limited available capital, which has been further helping them to maximize profitability.