Bridging market & credit risk: Modelling the incremental risk charge
London
11 May 2009
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Course highlights:
- Analysing the Merton model
- Modelling incremental risk charge
- Intergration of market risk and credit risk
- Modelling specific risk to calculate regulatory capital requirements for traded debt and equities
- Using existing credit risk systems to measure IDR
- Understanding how market risk factors impact credit quality
Course dates & venues
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Learning outcomes
By the end of the course delegates will be able to:
- Model rating transitions by incorporating the liquidity horizon
- Identifying an approach to calculating IRC
- Capture the diversification benefits between market and credit risks including migration and default risks
- Asses whether specific risk is being accurately captured by back testing
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Thomas
Alderweireld, Head of Portfolio Analytics, DEXIA
