What's inside the Risk Management book
Built for working bankers: the whole syllabus in short, exam-focused chapters, with practice questions to test yourself.
- Conceptual, chapter-wise and topic-wise study material for the full IIBF syllabus.
- Practice questions (387 MCQs) with the book, chapter by chapter.
- 36 Case Studies (144 questions)
- 5 Mega Tests (500 questions)
- Minimal pages, complete coverage: built to cover a lengthy syllabus in a matter of days.
Module A — Risk Management – An Overview5 chapters
- Why Banks Are Special
- Introduction to Risk Management
- Risk Management Framework
- Asset Liability Management and IRRBB
- Liquidity Risk
Module B — Basel Framework and Risk Regulation12 chapters
- Why Do Banks Need Regulation
- Global Financial Crisis and Basel III
- Regulatory Capital and Capital Adequacy
- Capital Charge for Credit Risk
- Capital Allocation Against Market Risk
- Capital Charge for Operational Risk
- Supervisory Review Process and ICAAP
- Stress Testing and PCA Framework
- Market Discipline
- Basel III Buffers, Liquidity Ratios and Leverage Ratio
- Risk Based Supervision
- Risk Based Internal Audit
Module C — Market Risk4 chapters
- Market Risk
- Fixed Income
- Interest Rate Measurement
- Value at Risk
Module D — Derivatives5 chapters
- Derivatives
- Forward Contracts
- Futures
- Options
- Swaps
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Which edition is this?
The 2026 edition by Ashish Sir, written for the current IIBF Risk Management syllabus.
