CREDIT DERIVATIVES 1:
Risk Management,
Trading and Arbitrage
Course Outline
In today's market, credit derivatives are at the forefront of risk management. This comprehensive two-day course is for anyone who wishes to create profitable opportunities in this market through trading, arbitrage, risk management or by creating liquidity. It will provide an in-depth description of all credit products including Default Swaps, Total Return Swaps, Credit Linked Notes, CDOs and CLOs as well as address the differing motivations.
- How credit derivatives can help financial market participants mitigate the effects and recover from the aftermath of recent volatility
- How firms are using credit derivatives to profit from turmoil in the credit markets
- Lessons learned for both the sell and buy sides in the credit markets
- How the credit derivative markets are changing as a result
- Exploration of how a similar meltdown might occur again and how to be prepared
Who The Course is For
- Derivative Structurers and Financial Engineers
- Credit Traders, Managers and Analysts
- Sales People
- Fund and Portfolio Managers
- IT Staff supporting the Structured Product Group
- Middle and Back Office Staff and Managers
- Product Controllers
- Credit Risk Department
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This
program is eligible for 16 Continuing Education credit hours from the
CFA Institute. If you are a CFA Institute member, CE credit for your participation
in this program will be automatically recorded in your CE Diary.
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Day One
- Classification of Credit Derivatives
- Market Characteristics
- Credit Default Swaps
Mechanics
Who uses them, why they use then and how they use them
- Total Return Swaps
Mechanics
Who uses them, why they use them and how they use them
Comparison to default swaps
- Credit Linked Notes
Mechanics
Who uses them, why they use them and how they use them
Designing a Principal Protected Credit-Linked Note
Day Two
- Portfolio Products
First to default Swaps
CDO's/CLO's
Who uses them, why they use them and how they use them - Introduction to Pricing Issues
- Documentation
- Regulatory Issues
- Operational Issues
Managing Credit Derivatives
Designing Trading Guidelines for Credit Derivatives
- The Future of Credit Derivatives
