Banking, Finance & Insurance

A General insurance policy has many benefits, such as:

• Reimbursement: General insurance policies reimburse the insured for financial losses caused by certain events. 
• Peace of mind: General insurance policies can provide peace of mind during loss, covering a major portion or total loss.
• Tax Benefits: Premiums paid for insurance policies may be eligible for tax benefits under Section 80C of the Income Tax Act, 1961. 
• Sum Insured: These policies work on the principle of indemnity, providing compensation or cover for damages, loss, or injury to the insured asset.

Candidates are advised to check the details printed in the SBI admit card carefully.  For any error they should report to the examination authority for correction. New admit card is issued to candidates. 

SBI admit card is released separately for different stages of recruitment. SBI Clerk admit card is released for prelims and mains exams. SBI PO admit card is released for prelims exam, mains exam, psychometric test, interview and group exercises. The admit card for all the stages are released online. Candidates need to enter the required credentials inorder to download the admit card.

Candidates need to carry two photographs along with SBI admit card and one photo ID proof. They should reach the exam centre 30 minutes prior to the exam. Electronic items are not allowed inside the exam centre. Candidates must bring ballpoint pen to the exam centre.

Candidates need to carry any one of the following photo-identity proof to the exam centre such aAadhaar Card, PAN Card, Driving License, Voter's Card, Bank Passbook, Identity Card issued by School or College/Gazetted Officer. They are also required to carry the admit card.

Here are some top distance college options for International Banking courses:

Note- This information is sourced from the official website/ counselling body and may vary.

Indian banks are expanding their geographical horizons like never before. Indian Industry is booming and banks will have to offer international finance on a major scale. International Banking courses help students in acquiring a conceptual grasp over the entire gamut of international and wholesale banking operations including ALM, Risk and Profitability Management. It will help them understand legal and regulatory framework, conflict of laws and jurisdiction, sovereign risk, etc.

An International Banking course delves into the intricacies of banking transactions that transcend national borders. It covers topics like foreign exchange (forex) markets, trade finance, international payments, regulatory frameworks, and risk management in the global financial system.

Most courses require a bachelor's degree in finance, commerce, Economics, or a related field. Some may have specific prerequisites like basic knowledge of accounting or international trade.

Certificate courses majoring in International Banking and Finance are offered without any rigorous eligibility conditions. Candidates with a basic knowledge of Finance can pursue an International Banking certificate course without any hassles.