Join us at this two-day course which is aimed at anyone involved in liquidity risk management in Asian markets. The programme will review the proposed new development from regulatory perspective and address key methods and tools that can be utilised to measure and manage liquidity risk.
Fundamentals of market and Credit Risk Management is a comprehensive blended learning experience for junior level and aspiring risk managers working within financial institutions. This two day separately bookable program will be delivered by leading practitioners from Citi and HSBC respectively
Our program will also incorporate regulatory addresses on market and credit risk management delivered by guest speakers. Best practices when monitoring, measuring and managing market and credit risk will be delivered, in addition to an analysis into how each risk interacts with the other.
AsiaRisk's 2-day training course "Assessing the impact of central clearing on Asian financial institutions" happening 29 March is designed for those directly involved in the derivative trading marketplace, focusing on regulation and regional infrastructure the specific components of central clearing and more.
Many Asian banks should be looking at liquidity risk as a major concern however regulators are concerned that banks are not being as active in this area as they could be. This two-day focused training seminar is aimed at providing examples and practical solutions for the improvement of liquidity risk management.
Fundamentals of market and Credit Risk Management is a comprehensive blended learning experience for junior level and aspiring risk managers working within financial institutions. This two day separately bookable program will be delivered by leading practitioners from Citi and HSBC respectively
Our program will also incorporate regulatory addresses on market and credit risk management delivered by guest speakers. Best practices when monitoring, measuring and managing market and credit risk will be delivered, in addition to an analysis into how each risk interacts with the other.