Deposit Modelling London Risk trainingâs two day course returns to London to provide a key insight into deposit modelling and the treasury, and considers the links between interest rate risk, liquidity risk and funds transfe⦠19 Sep 2018 - 20 Sep 2018 London, UK
Fundamental Review of the Trading Book London Risk Trainingâs Fundamental Review of the Trading Book course is returning for a fourth year to provide attendees with the skills to establish a robust and compliant FRTB strategy. 19 Sep 2018 - 20 Sep 2018 London, UK
IFRS 17: Managing Insurance Contracts Risk Training's two day course will provide an overview of the standards, discuss the measurement models, key business challenges presented, how to confront IFRS 17 within your business and will sugg⦠19 Sep 2018 - 20 Sep 2018 London, UK
Pricing Interest Rate Derivatives New York This seminar will deliver intensive teaching on some of the key challenges quant professionals face, focusing on a fine balance between quantitative methods and calculations and practical, real life ⦠19 Sep 2018 - 20 Sep 2018 New York, USA
Global Custody Risk Awards The aim of the awards is to find out the best custodians and fund administrators in Europe, Americas and Asia as well as the best organisations globally among a number of hotly contested categories, ⦠08 Nov 2018 - 09 Nov 2018 London, UK
Energy Risk Asia Awards Energy Risk Asia Awards 2018 submission is now open. Submission period ends on 13 September 2018. The Energy Risk Asia Awards recognise excellence across Asian commodities market as well as providing⦠22 Nov 2018 - 22 Dec 2018 Singapore, Singapore
HFR European Performance Awards Being recognised at the Hedge Funds Review European Performance Awards 2018 is the high point of any single manager or fund of hedge fund operating in Europe. The awards are recognised as the most pr⦠22 Nov 2018 London, UK
Risk Awards The Risk Awards are the longest-running awards of their kind and are widely recognised as the most prestigious for firms and individuals in our markets. 27 Nov 2018 - 28 Nov 2018 London, UK
Pulling it all together – Challenges and opportunities for banks preparing for FRTB regulation This white paper discusses the key challenges and opportunities facing banks as they prepare to implement the Fundamental Review of the Trading Book standard. It further examines how data aggregation⦠Download
Interest Rate Risk In The Banking Book (IRRBB): How BCBS 368 Will Affect ALM This white paper examines the key elements of Basilâs updated rules for IRRBB and the effect they will have on a banksâ ALM strategy. It further explores how a well-thought-out tenor mismatch strateg⦠Download
RiskTech100® 2017 Now in its eleventh year, the RiskTech100 is globally acknowledged as the most comprehensive independent study of the world's major players in risk and compliance technology. Read more
Risk Management Systems for the Insurance Industry - Market Update 2017 This report updates the Chartis report Solvency II Technology Solutions 2014, focussing on risk management systems for the insurance industry. Read more
Financial Crime Consultant – Investment Management To discuss the role in greater detail please contact Patrick Gerard Dahill on 0203 637 1610 or send through your CV to [email protected] £50,000 - £60,000 + Package, London (Central), London (Greater)
Regulatory Compliance Manager – Surveillance Systems Experience Required Our client, a leading Global Regulatory Technology company, are looking to recruit a Regulatory Compliance Manager to join their European Team. Re... £125K - £150K + Bonus & Benefits, City
Pension Technical Specialist To discuss the role in greater detail please contact Paul Clayton on 0161-883-2747 or send through your CV to [email protected] Competitive Salary, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne and Wear
Compliance Monitoring and Oversight Technical Lead To discuss the role in greater detail please contact Paul Sherlock on 0161 883 2744 or send through your CV to [email protected] c. £64,000 + Benefits, Leeds, West Yorkshire
Structural changes in the interbank market across the financial crisis from multiple core–periphery analysis
