ALM

ASSET LIABILITY MA­NA­GE­MENT SE­MI­NARS.



PROF. DR. FIDELIO TATA.

Senior industry expert with deep un­der­stan­ding of glo­bal fi­nan­cial mar­kets. 25+ years of exe­cu­tive ex­perien­ce in de­ri­va­tives mar­ke­ting, in­sti­tu­tio­nal sales, risk ma­na­ge­ment, and glo­bal fixed-in­come re­search. Teach­ing ex­pe­rien­ce in­cludes de­ve­lop­ment of a glo­bal de­ri­va­tives train­ing pro­gram, acting as fre­quent guest-speaker at con­fe­ren­ces and trainer in asset and lia­bi­li­ty ma­na­ge­ment to cen­tral banks, as well as 7 years of aca­de­mic teach­ing. Pro­ven leader­ship and ma­na­ge­ment re­spon­si­bi­li­ties as a ma­na­ging direct­or on Wall Street. 

DR. TIBOR DUDAS.

Senior bank­ing specialist with deep under­stand­ing of asset lia­bi­li­ty ma­na­ge­ment. Ex­pert in be­havioral fi­nance, FTP, P&L and bud­ge­ting, model­ling and data­base ma­na­ge­ment, hedg­ing and use of de­ri­va­tives, super­visory and re­gu­la­tory re­quire­ments. Proven leader­ship and ma­na­ge­ment re­sponsi­bi­li­ties as a senior ALM and Risk Ma­na­ge­ment ex­pert at two leading Eu­ro­pean Uni­ver­sal Banks for 20+ years. Speaker at se­ve­ral con­fe­renc­es and trainer for 10+ years in asset and lia­bi­li­ty ma­na­ge­ment and fi­nancial mathe­matics.

OBJECTIVES.

The semi­nar aims at ex­plain­ing key aspects of in­terest rate risk with­in asset lia­bi­lity ma­na­ge­ment (ALM) in banks. The two core pillars of ALM, the eco­no­mic value of equi­ty (EVE) and net in­terest in­come (NII) con­cepts are covered and the dif­fe­ren­ces of fixed-rate, float­ing-rate and non-ma­tu­ring pro­ducts are out­lined. Addi­tio­nal­ly, the wide­ly used method for in­ter­nal pricing and steering called Funds Trans­fer Pricing (FTP) is intro­duced. Re­gu­la­to­ry aspects, such as In­terest Rate Risk in the Bank­ing Book (IRRBB) guide­lines are dis­cussed along with most re­cent de­ve­lop­ments in in­terest rate risk ma­na­ge­ment, such as ne­ga­tive in­terest rates and be­ha­vio­ral modeling of bank custo­mers.


TOPICS.

In­terest Rate Cycles ⎢ Pur­pose of ALM ⎢ ALM as a Pro­fit or a Cost Cen­ter ⎢ Stake­hol­ders of ALM ⎢ In­stru­ments used in ALM ⎢ De­fi­ni­tion of In­terest Rate Risk ⎢ Du­ra­tion ⎢ Du­ra­tion Gap Ana­lysis ⎢ Eco­no­mic Value (EV) Measures ⎢ Earning Measures ⎢ La­test De­ve­lop­ments in Re­gu­la­tion ⎢ Basel III & IV ⎢ Key Prin­cip­les of In­terest Rate Risk Ma­na­ge­ment ⎢ Bank­ing Book vs. Trad­ing Book ⎢ Risk vs. Re­turn ⎢ Active vs. Passive ALM Risk Ma­na­ge­ment ⎢ Funds Trans­fer Pric­ing (FTP) ⎢ Net In­terest In­come (NII) ⎢ Net Ex­posure to In­terest Changes ⎢ Parallel vs. Non-parallel Yield Cur­ve Shifts ⎢ Re­pric­ing Gap Ana­lysis ⎢ Non-Ma­tu­ring Pro­ducts ⎢ Ex­pect­ed Ma­turi­ty & Rate Re­set Fre­quen­cy ⎢ Em­bedded Op­tions ⎢ Re­pli­ca­ting Model⎢ Rolling Port­folio ⎢ Vo­lume Chang­es ⎢ 0%-Floor as an Im­plied Option ⎢ Challen­ges in Theory and Praxis ⎢ Mo­del Risk ⎢ Different Bank Ba­lance Sheets ⎢ Re­gio­nal Differen­ces in Bank Ba­lance Sheets ⎢ Ba­lance Sheets for differ­ent Busi­ness Mo­dels ⎢ Be­havior­al Eco­no­mics ⎢ Stra­tegic ALM ⎢ Planning of NII ⎢ Lessons from the Sili­con Val­ley Bank disas­ter.


PROGRAM.

  • ALM in Banks
  • Interest Rate Risk
  • Regulatory Update
  • Banking Book
  • Net Interest Exposure
  • Non-Maturing Products
  • Replicating Model
  • 0%-Interest Rate Floor
  • Bank-specific ALM
  • Selected ALM Issues
  • Case Study
  • Simulation Exercises


TARGET AUDIENCE.

  • ALM Professionals
  • Group Treasurers
  • Chief Risk Officers
  • Accounting and Finance Managers
  • Liquidity Managers
  • Interest Rate Risk Managers and Risk Controllers
  • Auditors and Banking Super­visors (Central Banks, NCAs)


PRE­RE­QUISITES.

  • Basic fa­mi­liari­ty with a bank's treasury ope­ra­tions and bank­ing ac­ti­vi­ties
  • Fun­da­men­tal know­ledge about mar­ket in­stru­ments, such as bonds, for­wards and swaps


BLENDED LEARNING OPTIONS.


starting at €  6,000  plus VAT

Three half-day Webinar*


starting at €  10,000  plus VAT

Three-day in-presence seminar*


* Price per event (not per participant!), for which you can send up to 30 par­ti­ci­pants.



For in­quiries and a tailor-made offer, please con­tact us at:  consulting@fideliotata.com



TOPICS.

Why De­ri­va­tives? ⎢ De­ri­va­tive Mind­set  ⎢ For­wards ⎢ Fu­tures ⎢ Swaps ⎢ Fixed‐to‐Floa­ting In­terest Rate Swap ⎢ For­eign Ex­chan­ge Swap ⎢ Cross‐Curren­cy Swap ⎢ Op­tions ⎢ Op­tions Pay­out Pro­fil­es ⎢ In‐the‐Mo­ney­ness ⎢ In­trin­sic Value vs. Time Value ⎢ Op­tions Greeks ⎢ Del­ta ⎢ Gamma ⎢ The­ta ⎢ Ve­ga ⎢ In­tu­ition of De­ri­va­tive Pri­cing ⎢ Ran­dom Wal­ks ⎢ Bi­no­mial Op­tions Pri­cing ⎢ Black‐Schol­es Op­tions Pri­cing ⎢ Be­yond Black‐Scholes ⎢ Op­tions Hed­ging ⎢ Vo­la­ti­li­ty ⎢ Dis­tri­bu­tion As­sump­tions ⎢ Cor­re­la­tion and Cor­re­la­tion As­sump­tions ⎢ Re­main­ing Hum­ble in De­ri­va­tive Space.


PROGRAM.

  • Why Derivatives?
  • De­ve­lo­ping a De­ri­va­tive Mind­set
  • Fun­da­men­tals of De­ri­va­tive Pro­ducts
  • For­wards
  • Futures
  • Swaps
  • Options
  • Re­main­ing Humble in De­ri­va­tive Space


TARGET AUDIENCE.

  • ALM Professionals
  • Treasurer
  • Interest Rate Risk Managers
  • Banking Super­visors (Central Banks, NCAs)


PREREQUISITES.

  • General know­ledge of Bank­ing and Fi­nancial Mar­ket Theory


€ 26.70 plus VAT

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IMPRESSUM.

Dr. Fidelio Tata
Elisabethkirchstr. 2
10115 Berlin
Tel. +49 151 64419612
FAX +49 30 33006090‬
fidelio@fideliotata.com

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