This document discusses a study on the impact of corporate governance on risk management in the banking sector of Pakistan. The study aims to examine how various corporate governance mechanisms like board size, board independence, gender diversity on boards, CEO turnover, and audit committee independence impact capital risk, credit risk, and liquidity risk of banks. The methodology involves using panel regression analysis on secondary data from 20 Pakistani banks over 2009-2018. The results found that board independence reduces capital risk, while audit committee independence reduces credit risk and liquidity risk. The document recommends that banks should maintain adequate independent members on boards and audit committees to help manage different types of risks.