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Volatility: Trading and Managing Risk

This program gives you a deep understanding of the key differences between volatility models and their implications for trading and risk management.

The course starts by analyzing the role of volatility in current financial markets including the causes and impact of volatility smiles on a variety of financial products.  This leads into practical sessions covering techniques for trading volatility, and the application of a range of volatility derivatives such as volatility swaps, volatility futures and volatility options.

The final part of the program covers the treatment of volatility in the more popular stochastic volatility models used in the industry such as SABR and Heston and provides insights into the most relevant approaches to modeling volatility under current market conditions.

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  • This course is only available via LFS LiveLFS Live
  • Fee:
  • US$1890 per day
    US$5670 total

This course is also available in London Time Zone and Singapore Time Zone

Who The Course is For
  • Derivative traders
  • Quants and research analysts
  • Fund managers, fund of funds
  • Structured product teams
  • Financial and valuation controllers
  • Private wealth managers
  • Risk managers and regulators
  • Finance directors
  • Bank and corporate treasury managers
Prior Knowledge
  • Basic mathematics including the concept of a derivative
  • Participants should be familiar with the use of Excel

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