ABFM in 7 DAYS _ CAIIB SYLLABUS PRIORITY _ Module-wise numerical case studies
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What is the primary focus of Module E in CAIIB ABFM syllabus?
Module E covers extra and integrative topics that consolidate understanding across all ABFM modules, including numerical case studies and priority revision areas for the CAIIB exam.
What is the formula for calculating Operating Profit Margin in bank performance analysis?
Operating Profit divided by Net Interest Income plus Non-Interest Income.
Which type of questions dominate the CAIIB ABFM paper in terms of marks?
Numerical case studies and application-based questions dominate, often carrying higher weightage; candidates must be comfortable with calculations related to capital adequacy, NPA provisioning, and financial ratios.
What is the Altman Z-Score used to predict in financial analysis?
It predicts the probability of corporate bankruptcy within two years.
What is the formula for Net Interest Margin (NIM) used in CAIIB case studies?
NIM = (Interest Income - Interest Expense) / Average Earning Assets × 100; it measures how effectively a bank generates income from its interest-bearing assets relative to interest paid.
What does the Cash Credit (CC) limit represent in working capital finance?
Maximum amount a borrower can withdraw against pledged stocks or receivables.
How is Return on Assets (RoA) calculated in bank performance analysis?
RoA = Net Profit after Tax / Average Total Assets × 100; a RoA of 1% or above is generally considered satisfactory for Indian commercial banks.
How is the Inventory Turnover Ratio calculated in credit appraisal?
Cost of Goods Sold divided by Average Inventory held during the period.
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