Swaps - Mechanics, Pricing, Applications and Risk Management Course
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Location: Prague |
Dates: 16.04.2012 - 18.04.2012 | Duration: 3 Days | Price: 2,100.00 EUR |
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The purpose of this seminar is to give you a good understanding of the mechanics, pricing and applications of generic as well as more advanced swaps and of swap-related option structures. We start with a general introduction to swaps and swaps markets and we discuss important market developments. We then turn to look in more detail at interest rate swaps. We explain the mechanics of “vanilla” interest rate swaps and give examples of swap cash flows. We give a thorough explanation of how swaps are valued consistently according to “the new paradigm” of multiple curves with and without a collateral agreement. Further, we explain how to calculate and interpret risk analytics such as dollar duration and key rate duration, and we give practical, real-life examples of the uses of interest rate swaps for creating synthetic assets and liabilities and for managing interest rate risk. On day two, we start with introduction to currency swaps. We give examples of the cash flows of different types of currency swaps and we explain how they are priced according “the new paradigm”. Among other things, we explain the reason for and the importance of the so-called basis swap spread. Further, we give examples of applications of currency swaps in Treasury and Risk Management. Having gained good understanding of swap fundamentals we then turn to examine a number of more advanced swap structures and their related option instruments. We analyze structures such as “Amortizing”, “Accreting”, ”Forward Starting”, “Arrears Reset”, “Constant Maturity” and “Differential” swaps. We also look at structures with embedded option features such as “Cancellation Swaps”. On day three, we present and analyze a number of swap-related options, including Caps, Floors, Swaptions and more advanced types such as “Constant Maturity Floors”. We also explain and demonstrate how they can be practical applied in Treasury and Risk Management. Finally, we explain how the risks of a swap book can be managed. We explain and demonstrate how interest rate risk and FX risk can be hedged using FRAs and futures. Further, we explain and illustrate how counterparty risk can be assessed and managed. Course categories:Derivatives Courses, Derivatives Inhouse |
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