Risk management in banks

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Given the size of banks and their crucial role in our economy, their downfall could impact millions if they are faced with any threats. This is the reason there is a higher demand for risk management professionals in today's world.

Watch the video for Thingal's Hot Tip on risk management in banks and the opportunities in store for professionals in this space.

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