XVA management masterclass

  • Quant and model risk
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Key reasons to attend

  • Manage the challenges associated with regulatory changes for valuation adjustments
  • Understand the execution of funding valuation adjustment (FVA), margin valuation adjustment (MVA) and capital valuation adjustment (KVA)
  • Explore applications of deep learning for XVA calculation and machine learning

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About the course

This interactive virtual course explores the nuances of different XVAs and provides strategies for managing risks associated with each type. 

With the course focus on the overarching exploration of XVAs, participants will delve into the role of XVA trading desks, the impact of market volatility and regulatory implications. Specific sessions are dedicated to addressing the challenges linked to the execution of KVA and MVA and learning how to perform related calculations.  

Participants will gain tools improve their XVA programs by integrating model validation for XVAs through the discussion of pricing adjustments and checking model inputs and design. 

Participants will gain practical insights on XVAs that will directly influence their business as usual. 


What participants say:

“The course was very detailed and practical. Each of the speakers possess a high degree level of industry experience and provided robust guidance and responses to questions. Sessions covered all critical aspects of XVA Management in the real world and each session was very interactive. The additional knowledge gained from the class was instantaneously useful for me at work.”

“The detailed exploration of various XVAs and practical risk management strategies provided me with invaluable insights. Each session was rich with actionable knowledge that I can apply to enhance our XVA programs.”

“Comprehensive coverage of XVAs, interactive and practical sessions, knowledgeable tutors. I left the course with practical tools to improve our business operations.”


Pricing options:

  • Early-bird rate: save up to $800 per person by booking in advance*
  • 3-for-2 rate: save over $2,000 by booking a group of three attendees*
  • Subscriber reward: save 30% off the standard rate if you are a Risk.net subscriber*
  • Season tickets: cost-effective option for groups of 10 or more. Learn more

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Are you looking to further your knowledge of modelling XVAs? 

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Learning objectives

  • Evaluate XVA in risk management
  • Explore the role of XVA trading desks and pricing implications 
  • Conduct impactful executions of FVA, MVA and KVA
  • Calculate KVA and MVA 
  • Manage challenges associated with market volatility 
  • Apply the basics of machine learning and model validation for XVAs  

Who should attend

Relevant departments may include but are not limited to: 

  • XVA risk
  • XVA analyst
  • XVA desk
  • XVA trading
  • Counterparty credit risk
  • Quant modelling
  • Treasury

Agenda

October 22–24, 2024

Live online. Timezones: Emea/Americas

Sessions:

  • Underlying principles of XVA
  • Risk management of XVA
  • The role of XVA desks
  • Execution of FVA and capital valuation adjustment (KVA)
  • Execution of margin valuation adjustment (MVA)
  • Model risk management for XVAs

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Registration

October 22–24, 2024

Online, Emea/Americas

Price

$2,999
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