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CIBG – Principles of Management – L1 – Q6 – Short Notes on Management Concepts

Write short notes on strategic planning, job analysis, business process re-engineering, virtual organization, and managerial control in the context of banking management.

Write short notes on the following:

a. Strategic Planning

b. Job Analysis

c. Business Process Re-engineering

d. Virtual Organization

e. Managerial Control

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CIBG – Principles of Management – L1 – Q5 – Groups in Learning Organizations

Outline conditions under which a bank requires groups, guidelines for forming effective groups, and factors influencing group effectiveness in a named bank.

Groups are required in every learning organization to enhance their performance and

competitiveness.

a. State five (5) conditions that a bank needs a group?

b. List five (5) guidelines that can be followed to enhance the formation of effective groups?

c. Explain five (5) factors that influence group effectiveness in a named bank?

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CIBGH – POM 2020 – L1 – Q4 – Transformational Leadership in Banking

Define transformational leadership, list five personal qualities of a transformational leader, and describe five strategies a transformational leader can implement to reposition a distressed bank strategically in Ghana.

Leadership is an influence relationship between the leader and the subordinate (s) to jointly create the desired change in an organization.

a. Define “transformational leadership”?

b. List five (5) personal qualities that a transformational leader must possess.

c. Describe five (5) strategies that a transformational leader can implement to re-position a distress bank strategically in Ghana?

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CIBGH – POM 2020 – L1 – Q3 – Communication in Management

Define communication in a banking context, list advantages of written communication and demerits of oral communication and explain sources of barriers to communication along with solutions in a bank.

Communication is considered as one of the most important ingredients of the management process and outcomes.

• Define the term “Communication” in a named bank.

• List three (3) advantages of written communication and two (2) demerits of oral communication in any organization?

• Explain five (5) sources of barriers and their solutions to communication programmed in a bank?

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CIBGH – POM 2020 – L1 – Q2 – Change Management in Universal Banks

In contemporary times, universal banks must embrace change management to enhance resilience and agility; discuss strategies a named bank can follow for successful change processes and outcomes.

In contemporary times, universal banks must embrace change management to enhance their capacity towards resilience and agility. Discuss strategies that a named bank can follow to bring desired change process and outcomes successfully?

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CIBGH – POM 2020 – L1 – Q1 – Management as Art Science Discipline Profession

Explain managerial skills to colleagues, state three managerial roles to improve bank productivity, and explain five common challenges faced by bank managers in the industry.

It is known that management studied by professionals is an art, a science, a discipline and a profession.

(a) Briefly explain “managerial skills” to your colleagues at the workplace?

(b) State three (3) “managerial roles” that a manager can practice improving productivity of a bank?

(c) Explain five (5) challenges that bank managers face commonly in the banking industry?

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RM – JUL 2020 – L4 – Q8 – Factors in Adopting Risk Transfer/Treatment Measures

Discuss five factors bank management must consider when adopting a risk transfer/treatment measure for residual risks.

Discuss in detail five (5) factors which bank management must consider in adopting a particular risk transfer/treatment measure in the management of its residual risks

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RM – JUL 2020 – L4 – Q7 – Securitization Concept and Risks

Explain securitization in detail and discuss risk concerns for buyers of securitized instruments.

(a) Explain in detail the concept of securitization. (5 marks)

(b) What risk concerns should a buyer of a securitized instrument be aware of? (15 marks)

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RM – JUL 2020 – L4 – Q6 – Short Notes on Risk Concepts

Write short notes on risk capacity (including dependencies), risk appetite, country risk analysis, and business priority heat map.

Write short notes on each of the following;

(a) Risk Capacity, including its dependencies. (5 marks)

(b) Risk Appetite. (5 marks)

(c) Country Risk analysis. (5 marks)

(d) Business Priority Heat Map. (5 marks)

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RM – JUL 2020 – L4 – Q5 – Risks from Failing Environmental and Social Risk Management

Discuss five key risks a bank faces in its credit operations if it fails to adopt Environmental and Social Risk Management policy.

In the context of Environmental and Social Risk Management, discuss at least five (5) key risks that a bank which fails to adopt this policy may face in the credit space.

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RM – JUL 2020 – L4 – Q4 – Depositor Concentration Risk and Sectoral Concentration in ALM

Explain depositor concentration risk, how to address it, and why management should worry about sectoral concentration in loans within ALM context.

In the context of Assets and Liability Management, explain;

(a) What depositor concentration risk (liability) is, and how this poses a risk to your bank? (5 marks)

(b) How would you address this particular risk? (10 marks)

(c) Why should a bank’s management be concerned about sectoral concentration risk (disproportionate exposure to a particular sector of the economy) in its loan portfolio? (5 marks)

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RM – JUL 2020 – L4 – Q3 – Treasury Policy Key Areas

Discuss five key areas in a treasury policy, explaining their criticality for effective treasury functioning in capital, liquidity, and income roles.

The Board has the responsibility to enact and periodically review broad strategic policies to govern the treasury function and its relationship with other departments in the bank.

Discuss broadly five (5) key areas to be addressed by a Treasury policy, indicating why these are critical for the effective functioning of the Treasury department in its capital maintenance, liquidity and income generation functions.

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RM – JUL 2020 – L4 – Q2 – Information Risk Policy and Risks in IT Space

Discuss objectives of an information risk policy and prevalent risks in a bank's IT space, in the context of cyber concerns and Data Protection Act compliance.

In an age of increasing cyber security concerns and the obligation to comply with the Data Protection Act 2018, the Board and management of Banks must focus on information risk.

(a) Discuss at least (5) five objectives of an information risk policy of a bank. (10 marks)

(b) Discuss any five (5) risks prevalent in the information technology space of a bank. (10 marks)

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RM – JUL 2020 – L4 – Q1 – Capital Inadequacy and Measures to Bolster CAR

Discuss measures a bank can take to improve a declining Capital Adequacy Ratio to prevent insolvency or sanctions, referencing recent Ghanaian bank collapses.

Capital inadequacy (low or negative Capital Adequacy Ratio, below 10%) featured prominently in the financials culminating into the recent collapse of some banks in Ghana.

What measures may a bank take to bolster its declining ratio to avoid insolvency or regulatory sanctions?

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QMDM – JULY 2020 – L2 – Q6 – Breakeven Analysis for Office Chairs

Define revenue, cost, profit functions; calculate breakeven, revenue/income at breakeven, profit at 1,500 units, and units for GHe75,000 profit

Agorwu Company produces office chairs. The price per chair is GHe99.75 and the variable cost per chair is GHe49.75. The following fixed costs are incurred:

Depreciation of plant and equipment per year GHe20,000
Property taxes per year GHe12,000
Manager’s salary and fringe benefits per month GHe5,200

Perform a breakeven analysis of this company:

a. What is the total revenue function? (2 marks)

b. What is the total cost function? (2 marks)

c. What is the profit function? (2 marks)

d. What is the breakeven point in number of chairs? (2 marks)

e. What is the revenue at the breakeven point? (2 marks)

f. What is the income at the breakeven point? (2 marks)

g. Determine the profit when 1,500 chairs are produced in a year. (8 marks)

h. How many chairs must be sold for the company to make GHe75,000 in a year? (5 marks)

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QMDM – JULY 2020 – L2 – Q5 – Index Numbers and Time Series

Explain four concepts related to index numbers, key elements of time series, and its uses in forecasting.

For your next presentation to the management team of your bank, you have been asked to explain the following:

(a) Explain, with reference to index numbers, any four of the following:

(i) Indices numbers – their uses and construction.

(ii) A expenditure index.

(iii) A price index.

(iv) The base period.

b. i) The key elements of a time series.

(ii) The uses of a time series for forecasting.

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QMDM – JULY 2020 – L2 – Q4 – Demand and Supply Equilibrium

Calculate equilibrium from functions, graphically determine from table data, explain excess demand/supply conditions.

The demand and supply functions are given below:

a) P = 900 – 0.5Q and P = 300 + 0.25Q. What is the equilibrium price and quantity? (10 marks)

The table below shows the quantity of products supplied and demanded per week in Kaneshie market.

Quantity Demanded Quantity Supplied Price
8 57 10
10 35 8
15 30 6
18 28 5
25 25 4
26 22 3
30 18 3
32 15 2
35 10 1

b) Graphically determine the equilibrium point, explaining the circumstances under which there will be excess demand and supply. (15 marks)

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QMDM – JULY 2020 – L2 – Q3 – Time Series Analysis on Bad Debts

Calculate moving average trend for bad debts, plot histogram with trend, discuss micro/macro factors in sales/profit forecasting, and factors for new product sales forecasting.

A bank had to write off the following bad debts for the years 1990 – 1996 inclusive.

Year Amount of bad debts (GHe’000)
1990 360
1991 390
1992 440
1993 500
1994 560
1995 600
1996 650

(a) Find the trend using the method of moving average. (10 marks)

(b) Using the data above, plot a histogram showing the trend line calculated in (a) above. (5 marks)

(c) Accurate bank sales and profit forecasting requires careful analysis of a bank’s specific and broader influences. Discuss some of the micro and macro economic factors a bank must analyse in its sales and profit forecasting. (5 marks)

(d) Forecasting the success of new product in the banking industry is notoriously difficult. Describe some of the macroeconomic and microeconomic factors that a bank might consider in forecasting sales for new products. (5 marks)

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QMDM – JULY 2020 – L2 – Q2 – Regression Analysis on Training Allowances

Derive the regression equation for staff allowances based on training days, interpret parameters, predict for 11 days, and discuss suitability for 2-month prediction.

The Human Resource Manager of a bank was worried about the number of international training programmes attended by the staff every year(x) and the corresponding allowances (GHe y). A random sample of 10 training programmes gave the following results:

x (days) 10 3 8 17 5 9 14 16 21 13
Staff Allowance(y) (GHe) 116 39 85 159 61 94 143 178 225 134

(a) Find an equation of the regression line of Y on X in the form Y = a + bX. (10 marks)

(b) Interpret the slope b and intercept a of your line. (5 marks)

(c) Find the expected allowance to be paid for a training programme that lasted for 11 days. (5 marks)

(d) State and give a reason, whether or not you would use the line to find the expected training lasting for 2 months. (5 marks)

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QMDM – JULY 2020 – L2 – Q1 – Decision Alternatives for New Product Launch

Evaluate decision alternatives for launching a new banking product based on demand probabilities, calculate expected profits, determine the value of perfect information, define the complement rule, and discuss implications of decisions under uncertainty.

A new commercial bank which has recently acquired license to operate as a bank in Ghana has developed a new product to position itself in the banking industry as a relevant player. It believes in a blue ocean strategy by creating its own market space to make competition irrelevant. As a marketing manager for the new bank, you have been asked to conduct a feasibility study of the new product. Management of the bank must make a decision with respect to the sales volume and ancillary resources that must be used to market this product for the ensuing year.

The least expensive decision alternative (d1) is to start selling the new product through existing sales channels and provide customer support as needed. The next alternative (d2) is to assign one full-time sales person to focus on this product. The third alternative (d3) is to have a team of six people dedicated to this product. Finally, a complete division (d4) consisting of about twelve people may be created to fully automate the product and engage in an extensive marketing campaign.

The potential profit from each decision alternative depends on the market acceptance or demand for this product which may be high, moderate or low depending on the circumstance. If market acceptance is high, each of the four decision alternatives, d1 through d4 will produce a profit of 200, 300, 600, and 900 thousand dollars respectively. If there is a moderate demand, the profits are likely to be 100, 100, 200, and 200 thousand dollars respectively. If the demand turns out to be low, then the profits will be 100, 100, -200 and -500 thousand dollars respectively. Anecdotal research in the banking industry suggests that with such products provides a probability estimate of demand to be high, moderate and low as 0.3, 0.5 and 0.2 respectively.

a) Which of the four decision alternatives should be selected by the bank and what will be the expected profit from this decision? (7 marks)

b) If a market research firm can provide perfect information about demand to the new bank (i.e. whether it will be high, moderate, or low) before a product launching decision is made, how much is that information worth to the new bank? (7 marks)

c) Define the complement rule of probability. (5 marks)

d) Discuss the implications of making decisions under conditions of uncertainty. (6 marks)

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