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Event Date |
Tue Jun 25 CEST - Thu Jun 27 CEST (over 5 years ago)
In your timezone (EST): Tue Jun 25 4:00am - Thu Jun 27 11:00am |
Location |
TBA
Mannheim, Germany |
Region | EMEA |
Recognizing, Limiting And Controlling Risk Potential
Currency And Interest Rate Fluctuations Can Cause Significant Earnings Volatility For Companies And Banks Alike. This Demonstrably Negatively Affects The Value Of The Company, And In Some Cases Even Its Continued Existence Is Called Into Question.
In The Course Of The Seminar, The Process Of Market Risk Management Is Structured In A Structured Way. It Identifies Which Positions Are Risky And Analyzes How The Risks Affect The Company. Different Quantification Methods Are Presented And The Advantages And Disadvantages Discussed In Detail. All This Information Makes It Possible To Make Informed Risk Strategy Decisions And Subsequently Implement Them.
Main Topics - Module Currency Risk Management:
• Manifestations Of Risk - Direct And Indirect Currency Risk
• Risk Analysis
• Quantification Based On Volatilities
• Approaches To The Risk Strategy And Building Blocks Of A Risk Policy
• Hedging Instruments In Practice: Futures, Options
• Main Features Of Accounting For Derivative Instruments
• Digitization Aspects In Treasury
Main Topics - Module Interest Risk Management:
• Sources And Manifestations Of The Risk
• Methods For Measuring Risk: Sensitivity And At-risk Analyzes
• Approaches To The Interest Rate Risk Strategy: Cost And Risk Aspects
• Hedging Instruments: Forward Rate Agreements, Swaps, Options
• Risk Reporting
Participants:
Persons Responsible For Finance And Treasury As Well As Controlling, Risk Management And Auditing, Account Managers From Banks As Well As Money And Currency Trading Employees.
2019 Speakers
Thomas Schörner
Partner, Schwabe, Ley & Greiner
Günther Bauer
Partner, Schwabe, Ley & Greiner
Peter Schmid
Senior Berater bei, Schwabe, Ley & Greiner