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Exam-planning guideBanking foundations

Study plan: Transaction alerts: useful signals that require checking

Transaction alerts help customers notice activity promptly, but an alert should be interpreted alongside official account records. Unexpected activity deserves immediate attention through verified channels, while links or phone numbers inside an untrusted message require independent verification.

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Exam-planning guideJAIIB

Study plan: Bond prices, coupons and market yield

A bond's coupon is a contractual cash flow, while market yield reflects the return implied by price and assumptions. Understanding their distinction helps explain why fixed-coupon bond prices respond to changing required returns.

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Exam-planning guideSBI

Study plan: Mixtures and concentration balance

Use component quantities to calculate a mixture’s concentration, distinguish the average percentage from the total solute and solve replacement questions by tracking what leaves and what remains.

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Exam-planning guideJAIIB

Study plan: Asset allocation and goal-based risk

Asset allocation connects a financial goal with the mix of investments used to pursue it. Time horizon, access needs, loss tolerance and concentration are relevant before choosing individual products or comparing past returns.

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Exam-planning guideDBF

Study plan: Interest, percentages and time units

Basic financial mathematics connects a principal amount, an interest rate and a time period. Consistent units and a clear compounding assumption matter as much as arithmetic in an educational calculation.

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Exam-planning guideJAIIB

Study plan: Mutual fund NAV, units and investment value

Net asset value per unit represents a fund's net assets divided by its outstanding units under the applicable valuation framework. It supports unit accounting but does not by itself show investment cheapness or future performance.

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Exam-planning guideCAIIB

Study plan: Distinguishing bank capital from liquidity

Capital supports loss absorption, while liquidity concerns making payments when due. Learn why one cannot substitute automatically for the other and how a bank can face different combinations of solvency and cash-flow pressure.

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Exam-planning guideJAIIB

Study plan: Different banker-customer relationships

A bank can act in different capacities during different transactions. Recognising debtor-creditor, agency and custody relationships helps explain whose property is held, whose instruction is followed and what obligation arises.

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  1. 01

    Understand the system

    • Economy basics
    • Financial institutions
    • Markets and products
  2. 02

    Connect everyday banking

    • Customer relationships
    • Bank operations
    • Technology and ethics
  3. 03

    Practise worked examples

    • Accounting entries
    • Financial statements
    • Numerical reasoning
  4. 04

    Review and apply

    • Retail products
    • Service situations
    • Mixed practice

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