Fundamentals of Risk Management

ACT Training Courses

Managing risk in the treasury context

Key Facts

Location London
Length 1 day
Fees ACT Members and Students
£550.00+VAT

Non Members
£630.00+VAT

Max group size 25

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Contact

For further information about this course please contact:

Maggi McDonnell, Training Manager
T: +44 (0)20 7847 2559
E: training@treasurers.org

Further information

 I found this course to be a comprehensive and thorough foundation to risk management. It provides a great platform from which you can further develop your knowledge and it’s an advisable course for all roles in finance that require a sound understanding on how risk is integral to treasury. Monika Kuznik, Treasury Analyst, BP

Course overview

This course provides a framework for understanding treasury’s role in risk management. It introduces the fundamentals of interest rate risk and currency risk, identifies how these risks might arise and their impact on the company and explains the main instruments which can be used to manage these risks.

Participants on this course may also wish to attend the Applied Risk Management course which provides a deeper understanding of how to quantify risk exposure in a practical situation, determine risk management action and develop policy consistent with an ERM framework.

A 10% discount will be offered when booking both the Fundamentals of Risk Management and Applied Risk Management courses on consecutive days.

Programme

Risk management framework

  • Identification
  • Assessment
  • Evaluation
  • Planning
  • Reporting

Identifying financial risk

  • Interest rate risk
  • Currency risk

Risk management instruments

  • This section explains how each instrument works, their advantages and disadvantages and the most
  • commonly used applications. When and where these instruments might be used is covered in the Applied Risk Management course.
  • Currency risk management instruments:
    - forwards, options
    - cross currency swaps
  • Interest rate risk management instruments:
    - FRA, futures
    - swaps
  • What you will gain

    • Understanding of treasury’s role in risk management
    • An overview of how the main financial risks can impact an organization
    • A clearer understanding of key financial risk management instruments used

    Who will benefit?

    • Finance professionals newly exposed to treasury
    • Treasury professionals with experience in areas such as corporate finance or operations who need a refresher in the wider area of risk management
    • Risk professionals, consultants and bankers who wish to gain an insight into how corporate treasury approaches risk management

    Trainer

    ACT risk management trainers are:

    Keywords associated with this page
    ACT Annual Conference 2010