Course description
A Masterclass in Treasury Products & Risk Management (In-House)
- Choose when to use a risk management technique to give the best results
- Identify, measure and manage your firm’s currency and interest rate exposures
- Save yourself and your clients money by using cost-effective hedging techniques
- Use your new understanding of the mistakes others have made to avoid making losses
- Use recent market transactions to learn what happens when treasury risks are managed well and what happens when they are not
Upcoming start dates
1 start date available
Training content
Day 1
Currency Risk Management Policies
- The role of the treasurer
- The role of the CFO
- The functions of a treasury
- Profit centres and cost centres
- Centralised and decentralised treasuries
- Netting and in-house banks
- The importance of policies, procedures and risk management controls
The Users of Treasury Products
- Borrowers and issuers
- Investors: Asset managers, wealth managers, hedge funds and private equity
- Banks: Central banks, commercial banks, investment banks and private bank
Currency Risk Management Solutions
- Spot foreign exchange
- base and variable currencies
- appreciation, depreciation, strengthening and weakening of currency positions
- calculating cross rates
- Forward foreign exchange
- forward pricing
- forward points
- discounts and premiums
- Foreign exchange swaps
- origin of the product
- comparison with repos
- efficiency of the product
- FX swaps turnover
- Currency swaps
- exchanges of principal
- gross and net settlement of differentials
- relationship to forward outrights and FX swaps
- advantages over the forward market
- Currency options
- asymmetric risks
- reconciling options with our pricing principles
- comparison with the forward market
- Natural hedging
Day 2
Hedging
- Identifying and analysing risk
- types of risk
- long and short positions
- Hedging
- physical delivery
- contracts for differences
- the importance of carry
- put/call parity
- the role of leverage in derivatives hedges
- OTC and exchange traded products
- initial and variation margins work
- Herstatt risk
- DVP, PVP & CLS Bank
- symmetrical and asymmetrical risk management
- equal and opposite positions
- IAS 39 and IFRS 9
Measuring Treasury Performance
- Defining objectives
- Challenges in performance measurement
- ROE, modified duration, PV01, DV01 and VaR
- Banks and corporations: approaches to performance measurement
Day 3
Money Markets and Interest Rate Risk
- T-Bills, CDs, CP, ABCP
- IBORs, IBIDs, IMEANs and the interbank money markets
- Replacing LIBOR
- SONIA, EONIA, ESTR, SARON, TONAR & SOFR
- Repos, securities lending and sell/buy backs
- Day count conventions: act/360, 30/360 and act/act
- Discounts and yields
- Present values, future values, IRRs, YTMs and AICs
- ICMA 803.1 & 803.2
Understanding Money Market and Swap Market Yield Curves
- Liquidity preferences
- Preferred habitats
- Market expectations
- Market segmentation
- Efficient markets?
Interest Rate Hedging Tools
- FRAs and futures
- Using interest rate swaps
- generic, ‘plain vanilla’ swaps
- swap structures
- par/par structures
- forward starting swaps
- amortising, accreting and roller-coaster swaps
- Caps, floors and collars
- option pricing
- importance of delta and gamma in hedging
- Swaptions
Multi-Currency Debt Management
- Using forward foreign exchange outrights
- forward pricing
- covered interest arbitrage
- forward points
- discounts and premia
- hedging currency debt
- arbitraging the credit spread
- Using FX swaps
- hedging currency debt
- arbitraging the credit spread
- the carry trade
- Using currency swaps
- paying and receiving the basis
- exchanges of principal
- Using currency options
Day 4
Swap Driven Bond Issues
- Sources of floating rate finance
- Sources of fixed rate finance
- Contracts for differences and physical delivery
Asset Liability Management
- Gaps
- Structural interest rate risk
- Borrowing short and lending long
- Leverage and structured products
- The role of ALCOs
- Hedging strategies in practice
- Market cycles
- Lessons from the crisis
- Perspectives of banks and companies
Day 5
Equity Capital Markets: Medium and Long-Term Financing Strategies
- ADRs and GDRs
- Shares and preference shares
- Pricing
- Multiples
- Origination
- Underwriting
- Distribution
Debt Capital Markets
- Government, corporate and international bond issues
- Fixed rate issues
- pricing
- benchmarks
- AIC, YTM, IRR
- origination
- underwriting
- distribution
- Floating rate notes
- pricing
- distribution
- The term structure of interest rates
- using zero coupon rates
- calculating the Z-spread
Liquidity Risk Management
- Lessons from the crisis
- stress testing
- contingency funding plans and asset market liquidity
- off-balance sheet activity and contingent commitments
- capital
- supervision and market information
- central bank facilities
- Measurement and management of liquidity risk
- identifying, measuring and controlling liquidity risk
- managing liquidity across business divisions
- funding strategies
- managing intraday liquidity
- stress testing
- contingency funding plans
- The Liquidity Coverage Ratio and the Net Stable Funding
Costs
Course Fee: £4999.00 + VAT (London), £2999 + VAT if applicable (Online)
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