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Financial Markets Operations and Technology: Risk Management Systems The risk related events that have unfolded in the financial industry have further accentuated the importance of risk management. Regulators, locally and in many countries are constantly introducing new or refining existing regulations with the aim to keep pace with new risks identified. There is a critical need for professionals working in the banking industry to keep abreast of these regulations and developments. Come dive into the realm of Risk Management that includes the 5 areas of Risk, the 4 stages of Risk Management and get a deeper insight into applying the risk management concepts and what to look out for in financial market systems. Course Duration 3 days Hybrid FSI IT Training Class

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  • Financial Markets Operations and Technology: Risk Management Systems

    The risk related events that have unfolded in the �nancial industry have further accentuated the importance of risk management. Regulators, locally and in many countries are constantly introducing new or re�ning existing regulations with the aim to keep pace with new risks identi�ed. There is a critical need for professionals working in the banking industry to keep abreast of these regulations and developments.

    Come dive into the realm of Risk Management that includes the 5 areas of Risk, the 4 stages of Risk Management and get a deeper insight into applying the risk management concepts and what to look out for in �nancial market systems.

    Course Duration 3days

    Hybrid FSI IT Training Class

  • Gerard is an industry professional with over 20 years’ �nancial markets experience in Singapore and London. His wealth of experience is built on interbank trading and treasury sales to corporates and �nancial institutions, specialising in foreign exchange, derivative products, and �nancial IT solutioning.

    Gerard is currently the principal at Epitrain, a training and consultancy business that specialises in Banking and Treasury Risk Management, Financial IT, Corporate Finance, Project Management and Business Management. Before Epitrain, he spent seven years at the Singapore Exchange providing oversight and governance on portfolio risk management, IT system design, dynamics and requirements, e�ciency improvements solutions as well as the design of rigorous but e�cient testing processes to ensure system robustness.

    Trainer’s Biography

    Gerard Tong

    Course Description

    Using a blend of classroom and interactive simulation training, you will be able to get a good grasp of the functions and

    limitations of Risk Management, and be aware of what these risks are in order to e�ectively design a Risk Management

    System architecture and functionality. You will be further equipped with the risk related knowledge such as concepts on

    solution design considerations, implementation processes and emerging trends in the area through classrooms and

    peer-learning.

    Gerard is an industry professional with over 20 years’ �nancial markets experience in Singapore and London. His wealth of experience is built on interbank trading and treasury sales to corporates and �nancial institutions, specialising in foreign exchange, derivative products, and �nancial IT solutioning.

    Gerard is currently the principal at Epitrain, a training and consultancy business that specialises in Banking and Treasury Risk Management, Financial IT, Corporate Finance, Project Management and Business Management. Before Epitrain, he spent seven years at the Singapore

    Trainer’s Biography

    IV. Financial Markets Product Lifecycle Development

    and Implementation

    I. Market Structure and Participants

    II. Solution Architecture and Design Considerations

    III. Algorithmic Trading and Complex Event Processing (CEP)

    Financial Markets Essentials

    • Operational Risk - DR Sites, back-up systems - Doer-Checker - Segregation of Duties, Front O�ce, Back O�ce - Market micro-structure • Systemic Risk - Central Clearing Parties - Common Bond Systems • Reputational Risk • Limitations of HedgingIV. Typical Con�guration of Risk Management Systems • Connectivity and System Architecture • Inputs and Upstream Systems • System Functionality - Pre-trade and Post-trade Risk Management - Correlated Assets and Portfolio Valuation • Outputs and Downstream Systems • Internal ControlsV. Presentation of Common Risk Management Systems in the Market • “O� the shelf” systems • Custom built systems

    I. Introduction to Risk • Risk and Black Swans • Types of Risks • Risk Classifications • The Four Stages in Risk ManagementII. Measuring Risk • Market Risk Models - Mark-to-Market - SPAN Methodology - Value-at-Risk (VAR) Methodologies - Exposure to Market - Considerations about commonly used Reference Prices • Credit Risk ModelsIII. Managing Risks • Market Risk - Capital Adequacy and Margin Requirements - Discrete time vs real-time hedging • Credit Risk - Counterparty Limits - Settlement Limits - Credit Default Swaps

    Deep-dive: Risk Management Systems

    Course Outline

    *Please note that the trainer conducting this course is subject to change without prior notice.

  • Case Studies and LabtLab excercises on real-life examples and assessments are designed to

    assess your ability to employ the Risk Management Concepts, model and

    strategies, as well as to visualise the end-to-end workflows and translate

    them back to the IT domain. Emphasis is also on analysing situations

    using real-world examples.

    • Financial Market Operations and Technology at Associate Level, or one

    who has existing knowledge of the financial market industry, products

    and IT architecture

    • Possess at least a basic diploma or equivalent qualification

    • Possess a good command of the English language

    • Possess good analytical and evaluation skills

    • Possess good problem-solving skills and communication skills

    Pre-requisites

    Upon successful completion of the NICF accredited course, you will receive a

    certi�cate from Singapore Management University.

    Certification

    To register for the course or to view the latest class schedule, visit www.fita.smu.edu.sg

    Register Now

    S$3,210* (inclusive of GST)(*70% CITREP II funding capped at $3,500 per trainee is available. Singaporeans and PRs only.) See overleaf for details.

    Course FeeGROUP DISCOUNTfor 3 or more participants from same company for the same course.

    Terms and conditions apply.10%

    This interactive three-day course is relevant for IT Professionals or �nancial

    services professionals with at least three years of experience who are

    looking to gain knowledge and skills to work in or support the �nancial

    services industry.

    Who Should Attend

    Opportunities to work on close to real-life financial systems

    Interactive and experiential delivery that includes hands-on simulation, role plays, case studies and classroom lecture

  • Have a question?

    Funding and Claims Process

    CITREP funding is available for Singapore citizens and

    PRs for this course. Participants will pay the course fees

    in full upfront and claim up to 70% of the nett payable

    fees. Applications for claims are to be submitted via

    Infocomm Competency Management System portal

    www.idaicms.gov.sg within 3 months from the actual

    completion date.

    Terms and conditions apply. For more details, visit

    www.ida.gov.sg/citrep

    Get in touch with our friendly sta�.

    +65 6808 5458

    www.�ta.smu.edu.sg

    [email protected]