NIBAF Pakistan conducted a focused technical session on “Risk Management Framework for Commercial Banks” as part of the 51st International Commercial Banking Course and the 54th International Central Banking Course at its Islamabad campus. The session, held face-to-face, was designed to strengthen participants’ understanding of enterprise-wide risk management practices and risk governance within commercial banking institutions.
The session was led by Mr. Sajid Khan, who provided participants with in-depth insights into the identification, assessment, and mitigation of banking risks. Participants engaged in discussions on practical approaches to enhancing resilience, ensuring regulatory compliance, and developing robust risk management frameworks aligned with international best practices.
Key topics covered included the structure and components of risk governance, processes for risk identification and assessment, and strategies for managing operational, credit, market, and liquidity risks in banking operations. The session also highlighted the importance of integrating risk management into strategic decision-making and organizational culture to safeguard institutional stability and performance.
The face-to-face format encouraged interactive dialogue, allowing participants from diverse banking and regulatory backgrounds to share experiences and perspectives. This exchange enriched the learning process and provided practical examples of risk management applications in various banking contexts.
Through such specialized sessions, NIBAF Pakistan continues to provide capacity-building opportunities for banking professionals, equipping them with the knowledge and tools needed to strengthen risk management practices in commercial banks. The institute’s international courses aim to enhance participants’ technical expertise, foster cross-border learning, and support effective policy and operational decision-making within the financial sector.
The session concluded with participants acknowledging the practical relevance of the training, emphasizing its contribution to improving risk awareness, governance practices, and overall institutional resilience in the banking sector.
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