Banking · KYC and AML
A bank is reviewing the 'Risk Score' of a corporate customer based on three parameters: - Industry Risk: Weight 40 percent, Score 8/10 - Transaction Risk: Weight 30 percent, Score 5/10 - Geography Risk (high-risk zone): Weight 30 percent, Score 9/10 The bank's KYC policy categorizes customers as: Low Risk (Score 0 to 4), Medium Risk (Score above 4 to 6.5), and High Risk (Score above 6.5). Calculate the weighted average risk score and determine the customer's risk category.
- 1Score 7.8; High Risk.
- 2Score 7.4; High Risk.✓
- 3Score 6.9; High Risk.
- 4Score 6.2; Medium Risk.
Correct answer
Score 7.4; High Risk.
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