Finance Training Course – Course Outline – Introduction to Derivative Products
Monday, January 10, 2011 // Training Course Outlines by Jawwad
An introductory course aimed at banking, corporate, treasury and sales teams that reviews intermediate and advance derivative products with afocus on marketing and sales applications. Participants work with product, sales, pricing and risk concepts applicable to derivative markets.
1. COURSE OBJECTIVES
At the end of this workshop the participants will be able to:
- Differentiate between the different types of derivative instruments and their primary applications.
- Work with vanilla products and four specific transaction types across interest rates, currencies, commodities and capital market accounts.
- Review basic pricing concepts needed to appreciate exotic derivative products.
- Explain the product variations available across the interest rate derivative product family.
- Work with counterparty limits, pre settlement risk and potential future exposure numbers.
2. TRAINING COURSE LEVEL
Intermediate and Advance users.
3. TRAINING COURSE PREREQUISITES
Corporate Banking and Treasury products.
4. COURSE OUTLINE
| Session & Title | Topics |
| Session 1 – Introduction | Introduction to core concepts and terminology including:
Understanding transaction drivers and customer motivations. Roles within derivative markets. Risk – Introduction to application and cases. |
| Session 2 – Introduction to Products & Applications | Vanilla products:
Commodities – Oil and Gold Currencies – Imports and Exports Interest rates – Funding and Financing Capital Markets – Portfolio Management |
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Comments
Please mail me any derivative, ALM, Money Market or Fixed Income realted course if held between Feb 2012 to March 2012