Finance Training Courses: Top 30 posts across risk, treasury, derivative pricing and Basel III

Thursday, September 22, 2011 // Business School, Middle Office and VaR, Testimonials by Jawwad

Treasury Operations Crash Course for dummiesAcross 200,000 pageviews and 90,000 visitors here is a list of our top 29 posts over the last 8 weeks at Finance Training Courses. The posts cover the impact of US credit rating downgrade, basics of derivative pricing, ICAAP, dissecting gold models, business plan pitches, credit derivatives, structured products, counterparty limits, correlations, a first course in corporate finance, stress testing and treasury operations. Enjoy

US Credit Rating Downgrade: Impact on Financial and commodities market

Derivative Crash Course for dummies

Interest Rate Swaps – The MTM and Valuation course

The FRA (Forward Rate Agreement) Calculation Reference

Understanding and Forecasting Gold prices – The relative value argument and gold silver ratio revisited

The ICAAP (Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process) Sample Report

SP Jain Business Plan Pitches – Summer 2011 edition

Credit Derivatives

Calculating Value at Risk (VAR)

Counterparty Limits – Presettlement Risk, PSR and PFE

Understanding Correlation and Risk

Actuarial Mathematics – Commutation Functions

Derivative Trading revisited

Derivative Crash Course – Terminology Guide

Online Risk and Treasury Resource – The Premier Edition

Corporate Finance – First Course

Society of Actuaries – MFE Exam Materials on LCF

Bootstrapping Forward and Zero Curves

Accounting Crash Course

Structured Notes

Pricing Binomial Trees in Excel

Basel II and Basel III – Learning Road Map

US Credit Rating downgrade – Outlook for next week

ALM, Cost to Close and MVE Analysis for Asset Liability Management

ICAAP Stress Test – Liquidity Risk

Gratuity Valuation

Pricing a Cross Currency Swap

Calculating Value at Risk – VaR methods

Treasury Operations Crash Course for dummies

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Commodity Trading Course Package

By the end of the two day workshop participants will be able to: a) Appreciate the linkage between commodity markets (precious metals, crude oil), currencies and rates b) Trace the impact of monetary policy announcements on commodity markets c) Explain trading strategies using futures, options and exotic products d) Understand trading triggers e) Derive risk limits for counterparty exposures