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Credit Spread*Bank Credit Spread*Bank

_Credit risk trading – a future source of income
_The spread book – professionally structured and managed
_How to invest in liquid credit risks

_Story

In a 3-day simulation teams manage a credit spread trading book taking into account the spread risk. The team that achieves the best results while moving skilfully between "legacy baggage" and ever changing markets wins.

_Learning for the real world

Recognising interfaces and pitfalls when setting up a spread book
  • Allocation of credit risk management tasks from the organisational and profit points of view
  • Finance Trainer steps to credit risk management
  • Tasks of Central Credit Risk Management and of the Credit, Capital Market and Treasury divisions
  • Impact of Basel II on credit risk management
The implicit PD is the equivalent of the implicit vola in options trading
  • The credit triangle: valuation of the credit trading book, relationship between spread, PD and recovery rate
  • Impact on performance and risk measurements
  • Synthetic credit spreads, asset swaps and determining credit spreads
The basis and its impact on strategies
  • Impact on securities and credit derivatives trading strategies
  • Credit derivatives and their leverages
  • Credit default swaps
  • Credit risk measurement and pricing of credit derivatives
  • Arbitrage strategies, basic risks, examples for application
  • Reasons for diverging spreads between cash and derivatives
Adequate risk measurement in the spread book
  • Credit risk measurement, CVaR and spread VaR
  • Individual risks, portfolio risks, marginal risks
  • Separation of default risk, migration risk and spread risk
  • Functioning and assumptions of credit risk measurement
  • Spread volatilities and correlations for measuring the credit spread risk

_Target Group

  • Credit managers who are interested in portfolio management of credit risk
  • Treasury executives who want to prepare for credit risk trading
  • Managers of nostro securities accounts who regard credit risk as part of asset allocation
  • Traders responsible for the management of corporate bond portfolios
  • Traders interested in trading strategies with credit derivatives
 

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Credit Spread*Bank

CEE (Vienna)

6 – 8 October 2008
EUR 2,450 (+20% VAT)

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