Content Over the course of three days teams of participants are responsible for the asset liability management. They manage the interest gap contribution and RoR of their bank, taking into account the prevailing framework and the influences of risk and return.
- The core concept: transfer prices for interest and liquidity
Fund transfer pricing method and transfer pricing systems to illustrate the net interest yield
Separating interest risk and liquidity risk
Setting up and managing a consistent liquidity gap including all products, determining liquidity costs
New approaches to the systematic P&L and risk measurement in the liquidity book
- Risk measurement in ALM
Accrual versus MTM risk and the total return concept
Legal requirements for risk measurement (Basel II, CAD)
VaR measurement for the banking book and setting up stress scenarios
- Managing interest and liquidity positions
Dynamic assessment
Analysing the possibilities based on the current yield curve structure and interest view
Using classical products as well as derivatives to optimise RoR
Simulating future results and risks
- ALM framework
IFRS: principles and consequences
Macro hedging under EU carve-out
ICAAP consequences for the banking book
Determining liquidity costs
Cyber*Preparation- Financial mathematics
- Types of risk and modern risk management methods
- Capital market instruments
- Mark-to-market method
- ALM framework
- Legal framework
Target group- Asset liability managers
- Members of ALM committees
- Treasurers
- Risk controllers