Understanding developments to market risk frameworks in the trading book
London
17 & 18 June 2010
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Learning outcomes:
- Reviewing the changes to the Basel ll requirements in the trading book
- Defining the regulatory requirements for stress tests
- Defining the constant level of risk when modelling incremental risk charge
- Identifying those risks in your portfolio that have been missed by a regulatory-driven capital mangement approach
- Calculating the stressed market period with the data available
- Understanding the simulation of recovery rates and basis risks
- Highlighting the limitations of VaR
Course dates & venues
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LONDON 17 & 18 June 2010 |
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Course tutors
LONDON
Marius Bochniak
Market Risk Controller, HYPOVEREINSBANK, UNICREDIT GROUP
Moises Gerstein
Director - Global Coordinator Credit MarketsQuantitative Analytics, ING
BANK
Ahmet Inci
Market Risk Controller, BANK VONTOBEL AG
Christian Meyer
Quantitative Analyst Portfolio Modelling, DZ BANK AG
William Perraudin
Professor of Finance, IMPERIAL COLLEGE BUSINESS SCHOOL, LONDON
Alan Smillie
Senior Vice President, Risk Analytics, CITIGROUP
Marlene Wickenhauser
Market Risk Manager, UNICREDIT BANK AUSTRIA
Cristiano Zazzara
Global Head of Banking Business, RISKMETRICS
Course highlights:
- Identify the recent Basel ll requirements for the trading book
- Understand what the comprehensive risk measure means for the correlation trading book
- Discuss the changes to modelling incremental risk charge
- Review model risks associated with new risk measures
- Understand the components to the stressed VaR requirement
- Validation of incremental risk charge and comprehensive risk measure
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