Content Teams of participants learn to understand the underlying design of structured products, to determine their components and to map them properly. A wide range of practical examples are solved in PC simulation sessions. Participants may bring their own products for analysis.
- Treasuy Toolbox
The zero curve and its application in pricing and risk measurement
Interest swaps and pricing and mapping of IRS structures
In-arrears interest adjustments
Cross-currency swaps and their pricing
Risk measurement of interest and currency positions
Conventions of FX and interest options
Pricing of plain vanilla FX and interest options
Functionality and pricing formulas of exotic options
Greeks and risk measurement of options
- Structured products
Structures, conventions, pricing and formulas, price impacting factors, hedging, risk mapping
Reverse floaters with interest floors
Steepeners and flatteners: with interest floors and caps, with and without in-arrears adjustment
Target bonds
Constant maturity swaps and bonds
Snowball bonds
Quanto swaps
Cyber*Preparation- Financial mathematics for the money and capital markets
- Fixed income markets – terminology, conventions, pricing
- Interest rate swaps
- Interest rate options
Target group- Treasury specialists
- Corporate bankers offering structured products
- Risk managers
- ALM committee members
- Financial engineers with responsibility for structuring and new product development