Description
Introduction
Every company must manage the delicate balance between its assets and its liabilities. For banks, asset and liability management is crucial for managing risk and ensuring an optimal level of liquidity. This course provides participants with a good understanding of how banks use asset and liability management (ALM) to reduce and manage a variety of risks.
Objectives
The objective of this course is to provide the participants with an overview of fundamental as well as advanced techniques in Asset & Liability management.
At the end of this course participants will:
- get acquainted with ALM methods to deal with the daily issues facing ALM management departments in banks,
- learn to get familiar with the key risk concepts and retain them through the use of illustrative examples and practical applications,
- be able to analyse ALM frameworks and to understand how ALM standards are developed and how to implementing them in an efficient way in a bank,
- be able to integrate the learned concepts in their respective work as the course aims at mixing theoretical and practical aspects of ALM risk management in a systematic way.
Programme
- Introduction to ALM and the Basics of ALM
- ALM governance
- The ALM function
- Setting the ALM risk appetite
- The role of the Asset and Liability Management Committee (the ALCo): case study
- Investing the Own Funds of the Bank
- Definition of a neutral level for Interest Rate Risk
- Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book (IRRBB) : Standardized regulatory framework for IRRBB
- Interest rate risk: impacts on Net Interest Income (NII) and Economic Value of Equity (EVE)
- IRRBB : Typical metrics employed for measuring interest rate risk:
- NII risk : repricing GAP analysis, earnings simulation, scenario analysis, stresstesting
- EVE risk : duration of equity, Value at Risk (VaR), scenario analysis, stresstesting
- Strenghts and weaknesses of the NII approach
- Strenghts and weaknesses of the EVE approach
- Computer workshop:
- Calculating the interest rate GAP report for a Bank
- Measuring Interest Rate Risk in the Balance sheet by using duration of equity, scenario analysis and stresstesting
- Measuring interest rate risk in the Balance sheet by using scenario analysis, VaR, scenario analysis and stresstesting
- Managing the two perspectives of interest rate risk: NII risk and EVE risk
ALM simulation models
- IRRBB governance : The Basel Committee regulatory framework for measuring interest rate risk in the banking book
- Liquidity risk
- Asset Liquidity Risk
- Liquidity Risk Management for Banks
- Internal Liquidity Adequacy Assessment Process (ILAAP)
- Foreign Exchange (FX) Risk
- Fund transfer pricing (FTP) systems:
- objectives and methods
- the role of the ALM center
- non Maturing Liabilities (NoMALs)
- Implementation of an ALM system
- Q&A session
Target Audience
Top and medium level executives from banks (commercial and central), financial institutions or supervision authorities, involved in risk management, asset & liability management, treasury and internal control.
Modalities
Course Material
Please note that for environmental reasons no paper version of the training material will be provided for your training. The course material can be downloaded free of charge via your portal before the start of the course (download the Client Portal User’s Guide here ). You will be able to view it on the screen of your mobile device or print it if necessary. If your registration has been made by a training manager of your company please contact him/her so that he/she can give you access to it or send it to you.
Exam
No exam is available for this course.
Contact
For further questions please contact our partner in your country