IDBI Assistant Manager case studies
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The IDBI Bank Assistant Manager (Grade A) recruitment exam is the screening test used by IDBI Bank to shortlist candidates for entry-level officer roles in the bank. It suits graduates, often with a few years of work experience or fresh out of college, who want a banking career in areas such as branch operations, credit, treasury or retail banking. The IDBI Assistant Manager case studies are 5 cases and about 3,977 words.
1The Branch Immersion Roster That Was Declared 'Fixed' Too Early
The HR department of a mid-sized private bank must schedule five campus-hired probationary officers - A, B, C, D and E - for a one-day branch immersion between Monday and Friday, exactly one candidate per day. The rules are: (i) A must go on Wednesday; (ii) B must be placed on the day immediately before E; (iii) C cannot be placed on Monday; (iv) D cannot be placed on Friday.
728 words, about 4 min2Reading a Three-Branch Performance Sheet Before the Credit Policy Review
A regional office is reviewing three branches ahead of the annual credit policy meeting. All figures are in Rs crore.
769 words, about 4 min3Editing the MAB Circular Before It Reaches 2.3 Million Customers
The compliance team has drafted a circular announcing a revision in the minimum average balance (MAB) requirement for savings accounts. Four of the five numbered sentences below contain exactly one error each; one sentence is correct.
796 words, about 4 min4The Depositor Who Expected Rs 20 Lakh From Deposit Insurance
A customer of a district co-operative bank holds the following deposits when the Reserve Bank of India places the bank under a moratorium and it is subsequently ordered to be liquidated: (a) a savings account of Rs 3.2 lakh in his own name at the main branch; (b) a fixed deposit of Rs 2.5 lakh in his own name at a second branch of the same bank; (c) a joint fixed deposit of Rs 9 lakh held with his spouse, he being the first holder; (d) Rs 4 lakh held by him as trustee for his minor daughter. He has also nominated his son for the savings account.
823 words, about 4 min5A Rs 40 Crore Term Loan Where the Covenants Look Comfortable
A Rs 40 crore term loan proposal from a mid-sized auto-component manufacturer reaches the credit committee. Audited FY25 figures are: current assets Rs 120 crore, including inventory Rs 60 crore and debtors Rs 45 crore; current liabilities Rs 80 crore, including creditors Rs 30 crore; long-term borrowings Rs 90 crore; net worth Rs 60 crore; EBITDA Rs 28 crore; interest Rs 9 crore; scheduled term-loan repayment Rs 6 crore; turnover Rs 180 crore.
861 words, about 4 min