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CAMFIN
Capital Markets and Financial Instruments Certificate

I.F.B.L. and I.C.M.A. (International Capital Market Association- Luxembourg Region) have joined their efforts, experience and expertise to promote education in the field of capital markets and financial instruments.
As part of this collaborative enterprise, an educational programme has been devised and designed for both front-office and back-office personnel having a good basic knowledge of the markets and products, best acquired through a practical experience of several years in the Luxembourg banking and financial sector
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Structure

The CAMFIN Programme is a one-week residential training on capital markets and financial instruments, held twice a year in Luxembourg.
The knowledge acquired in the seminar will be validated through an examination. The examination is based
on a MC questionnaire of approximately 80 questions. The passing rate is at 50 %. Successful candidates
will be granted a diploma.

Learning Objectives

The primary objective of this practically orientated programme is to enable participants to thoroughly deepen their knowledge of the international financial markets, instruments and implications. All of the different training units are held by experts in the respective fields of activity and networking with both trainers and co-participants is considered to be a highly important added-value.

Target Audience

The educational programme has been designed for both front-office and back-office personnel having a good basic knowledge of the markets and products a well as a practical experience of several years in the banking and financial sector. The ICMA Foundation Course Certificate offered in collaboration with ICMA Centre, University of Reading, or equivalent knowledge is a highly recommended prerequisite.

2010 Programme

Pre-reading material will be sent prior to the course to all registered participants. For the seminar, participants
will be expected to bring a pocket calculator. The following subjects are covered by the programme:

Applied Mathematics on Fixed Income Products, Bonds and Futures on Bonds (programme)
Practical Applications and Bond Portfolio Management (programme)
Financial Analysis (programme)
Repos and Swaps (programme)
Options (programme)
Structured Products (programme)
Securities Clearing, Settlement and Custody (programme)
Risk Management (programme)

2010 Sessions

Residential Seminar with overnight stay (no refunds for participants not staying at the hotel)

SPRING Session
7 - 11 June 2010: Residential Seminar; examination 15 June 2010
Autumn Session
11 - 15 October 2010; Residential Seminar ; examination 19 October 2010

2009 Detailed programmes

Applied Mathematics on Fixed Income Products, Bonds and Futures on Bonds

 

  • Pricing of bonds
  • Term structure of interest rates
  • Identifying and measuring financial risk
  • Bond Futures and hedging techniques

Practical Applications and Bond Portfolio Management

  • Return expectations
  • Management Strategies
  • Diversification
  • Currency as asset class
  • Performance contributors and measurement

 

Financial Analysis

I. EQUITIES: Definitions, different markets, attributes
II. Stock market quotation and orders
III. Biggest stock markets, biggest indices, Euronext, Luxembourg
IV. How to create a stock index
V. Stocks in portfolio management
VI. Stock market aggregates, Sectorial distribution
VII. Stock market and Equity valuation
VIII. Technical analysis
IX. Relevant websites

 

Repos and Swaps

I – REPOS

  • Definition
  • Flow Chart
  • Terms of the agreement
  • Collateral
  • Margins
  • Manufactured dividend
  • Market participants
  • Repo types
  • GC & Special
II – SWAPS
  • Definition & characteristics
  • Types of swaps
  • Market share
  • Currency swaps
  • CDS example
  • IRS characteristics
  • IRS cash flows
  • IRS quotation
  • Curves
  • Swap pricing mechanics
  • Constructing the short end
  • Constructing the long end
  • Zero curve examples
  • Curve adjustments
  • Interpolating the curve
  • Intermaturity spreads
  • Bond hedging
  • Forward starting swaps
  • Pricer example
  • Currency interest rate swaps
  • Beyond plain vanilla swaps

Options

1. Definitions & terminology
2. Pricing variables
3. Pay-off diagrams
4. Option strategies
5. Case Study

 

Structured Products

  • Introduction, Options, Yield Curves
  • Capital guaranteed structures
  • Reverse Convertibles
  • Other type of products
  • Exercises

 

Securities Clearing, Settlement and Custody

  • Introduction
  • Securities
    • Debt Instruments
    • Equities
    • Entitlements
  • Clearing, Settlement & Custody
    • Matching
    • Clearing
    • Settlement
    • Custody
  • Future Issues

 

Risk Management

  1. The current market turmoil : origin of the crisis and features
  2. Choosing a risk management strategy
  3. The Risk Management framework and lessons learned during the crisis
  4. Organisational and operational aspects for the Risk Management unit
  5. Market risk, Credit Risk, Operational risk and liquidity risk from the Bank’s perspective
  6. Risk systems and lessons learned during the crisis


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