Liquidity Risk Management

USD $240

Description

Learning Objectives:

  • Develop a general understanding of liquidity risk measurement and management principles.
  • Differentiate between market and funding liquidity, and review Basel’s liquidity requirements for banks.
  • Review Basel’s Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR) and Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR) for measuring liquidity risk.
  • Measure LCR, NSFR, and related components for a hypothetical bank balance sheet (Excel).
  • Examine the relationship between liquidity risk and bank performance.
  • Review the manifestations of a financial crisis on liquidity risk.
  • Simulate the effects of bank strategy, market risk, credit risk, and Asset-Liability Management (ALM) on liquidity and performance (Excel).

Duration:

45 minutes

Audience:

Target audience

  • Staff and management in Risk, Finance, Operations, Audit, Risk IT, and Front Office, in financial organizations globally.
  • College and University students who aspire to become risk management professionals.

Recommended Course Prerequisites:

None

How long do I have to complete this course?

You will have access to course content for 270 days from enrollment date and can choose to complete the course at any time during this period.

Content

Audio-Visual Content and Course Duration:

  • The time that it takes to complete the course will be determined by your desired pace. It’s estimated that you will spend up to 2 hours to complete the course.
  • The total viewing time of lesson presentations is 1-1.5 hours;  individual lesson topics are between 5-15 minutes each, presented as audio-visual content.
  • The time needed to complete each exercise presented is between 10-20 minutes, based on your level of engagement.
  • The exam is allocated 1 hour.

Downloadable Content:

  • The exercises presented in lessons are provided in a downloadable Excel spreadsheet. This will enable you to practice the exercises, side-by-side with the lesson presentations.
  • A downloadable PDF is provided as a text version of the lessons presentations. This can be used as reference and to make notes, as you go through the presentations.

Exam and Certificate:

  • The course exam is comprised of questions in the form of true/false, multiple choice, sorting choice, and fill in the blank.
  • A personalized course certificate will be issued to you with a minimum score of 50%.
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