Case Studies
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What is the primary purpose of case studies in JAIIB Retail Banking and Wealth Management?
Case studies help candidates apply theoretical banking concepts to real-world scenarios, testing their ability to analyze customer situations and recommend appropriate retail banking and wealth management solutions.
In a case study, a bank sells a mutual fund to a customer without disclosing risks — what regulatory violation has occurred?
Violation of SEBI suitability and disclosure norms for distributors.
In a retail banking case study, a customer has surplus funds and wants to grow wealth with moderate risk — which instrument is most suitable?
A balanced mutual fund or a debt fund would be most appropriate, offering moderate returns with lower risk compared to equity funds while being better than a fixed deposit for wealth creation.
What is the maximum loan tenure typically permitted for a retail home loan in India?
Up to 30 years depending on borrower age and policy.
What does KYC stand for and why is it mandatory in retail banking?
KYC stands for Know Your Customer; it is mandatory under RBI guidelines and the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) to verify customer identity, prevent fraud, money laundering, and terrorist financing.
In a wealth management case study, what does 'rebalancing a portfolio' mean?
Restoring original asset allocation by buying or selling assets.
A customer approaches a bank for a home loan — what is the key ratio the bank checks to assess repayment capacity?
The bank checks the Fixed Obligation to Income Ratio (FOIR), which ensures that the total monthly loan EMIs do not exceed a specified percentage (typically 40–50%) of the customer's net monthly income.
A customer earning Rs.60,000 monthly applies for a home loan — what is the generally accepted EMI-to-income ratio?
EMI should not exceed 40-50% of monthly net income.
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