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Credit, Operational & Market Risk Management

 

 

Program Duration

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5 Days

Program Date

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11-15 March, 2012

Program Location

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Cairo, Egypt

Program Fees

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US$ 3200/Per Person

 

 

 

 

COURSE INTRODUCTION

 

The course will give an overview of the risk management and measurement systems of commercial, retail and investment banks. It introduces Market – Credit and Operational Risk, and how it is classified, managed, measured and controlled. Standard methodological and business objectives are specified and explained. The course will also highlight the regulatory background of the recent developments as in Basel II. These developments encourage banks to use their internal risk management also for regulatory purposes. This will lead to consistent risk management in the financial industry. However, it will also challenge the internal systems, since banks and regulators have to be sure that models and implementations are sound and used in the decisions as well, in particular in the capital requirements and allocations.

 

PROGRAM OUTLINES

Overview on Risk Management

  • Why measure risk
  • The triangle of Success, Risk and Capital
  • The common and different features of the main risk types

Risk factors

  • Valuation tools
  • How to derive consistency between measurement and management
  • Necessary governance, processes and data

Risk Monitoring

Early warning systems

Buy-in of senior management

Distressed Loans

Operational Risk

  • Managing operational risk events
  • Setting up an incident reporting system
  • Modeling approaches
  • Credit Risk
  • Rating systems and portfolio models
  • Understand the differences between the approaches
  • Buy or make
  • Economic Capital modeling
  • Capital Allocation
  • RAROC-pricing
  • Market Risk
  • Value-at Risk
  • Delta method
  • Option pricing
  • Back testing
  • Enterprise wide risk management
  • Integrated risk measurement
  • Top-down
  • Bottom up
  • Building up an integrated factor model
  • Limit setting
  • Capital allocation

WHO SHOULD ATTEND

  • Risk managers
  • Credit risk officers
  • CFO's
  • Basel II team members
  • Banking regulators and professionalists
  • Internal audit staff members