Excel and Python-Powered Risk Management Program
Quant Market Risk Management
take your risk management skills to the next level with our comprehensive market risk program. Our expert instructors will guide you through the development and validation of various measurement models and provide valuable insights into the best practices for managing value-at-risk, sensitivities, and scenario analysis. With a focus on practical skills and hands-on experience, you'll be fully prepared to tackle real-world challenges in the market risk industry.
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Master the Most Sought-After Career in Finance and Advance Your Career
Are you looking to build a career in market risk management? Our program is designed to provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed. Our comprehensive curriculum covers everything from the basics of market risk measurement to advanced tactics for managing risk.
Throughout the program, you'll learn how to develop and validate a wide range of measurement models involving value-at-risk, sensitivities, and scenarios using Excel and Python. These powerful tools will enable you to become proficient in analyzing and predicting market risk, so you can make informed decisions and manage risk effectively.
In addition to the core curriculum, you'll also have the opportunity to practice what you've learned through hands-on exercises and interactive projects. With our step-by-step, self-paced materials, you'll have the opportunity to learn and practice at your own pace. And with the use of Excel and Python, you'll have hands-on experience in applying your knowledge to real-world situations. Our experienced instructors will guide you through every step of the process, ensuring that you have a strong foundation in market risk.
By the end of the program, you'll have the skills and knowledge you need to become a market risk domain expert. Don't miss this opportunity to take your career to the next level - enroll in our market risk management program today!
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Master Market Risk
reach out to us at contact@thefinanalytics.com
INR 20,000
USD 250
Inclusions
Theory, Excel Modeling, Python Modeling
The Financial Book
INR 100
Ace Your Python Programming Interview
INR 100
Financial Derivatives Interview Handbook
INR 100
Mastering Market Risk: An Interview Prep Guide
INR 100
CV/Resume, Interviews, and Placement
Prerequisite: Welcome to Python Basics [ 30+ hours ] training program.
10-months [ 100+ hours ] training program.
Get hands-on experience on real-world projects [ 25+ projects ] and team collaboration.
Q&A support incl. excel and python model assistance.
Online instructor-led weekend live batch + recorded sessions available as fallback option.
Access to financial books, interview guides, CV/resume preparation, reference materials through SharePoint.
Restrictions: No access to excel and python scripts, 12 months access to resources with unlimited watch time.
Life time access to participate in live sessions at no extra cost.
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Program Coverage Curated By Experienced Mentors
We're focused on delivering practical skills to data science, data analytics, and finance professionals with an in-depth understanding & implementation using python. We never stop adding more content to it.
Introduction to Market Risk
→ Introduction to Market Risk Framework
→ Financial Products & Derivative Instruments - Underlying Risk Factors
→ Market Risk Model Performance Monitoring & Risk Monitoring Tactics - Standard Error | RMSE | Traffic Light | Limits | Flags | Thresholds → Market Risk Measurement Models & Management Tactics
→ Historical Time-Series of Equities & Equity Shocks - Absolute | Discrete Proportional | Continuous Proportional → Modeling - Equity Risk | Extreme Value Theory | Equity Return Distribution
→ Projects: Distributional Assumption for Equity Returns – Normality vs. Standardization | Applied Time-Series Models for Equity Risk – Simple vs. Exponential | Market Report: Monitor USD10Y3M Spread and S&P500
Introduction to Python Programming [7 Sessions]
Value-at-Risk Measurement Models
→ Value-at-Risk (VaR) Models - Historical Simulation Method | Monte-Carlo Simulation Method → Value-at-Risk (VaR) Models - Parametric Method → Downside Risk | Tail Risk | Conditional Value-at-Risk (CVaR | Expected Shortfall) → Stressed Value-at-Risk (SVaR), Incremental & Marginal Value-at-Risk (IVaR & MVaR)
→ Revaluation Approaches for VaR - Full Reval | Partial Reval - Taylor Approx. → Market Risk Model Validation through Backtesting VaR & ES Models → Exceptions/Breaches in VaR Limits/Flags/Thresholds → Overall Impact on Bank's Capital Adequacy Requirement
→ Model Validation through Backtesting | Traffic Light Approach
→ Projects: Equity Risk Assessment – Historical Simulation and Parametric Method
Sensitivity Analysis & Hedging Techniques
→ Market Risk Asset Classes - Equity | Interest Rate | Currency/FX | Commodity
→ Risk Sensitivities - Beta | Duration | DV01 | Convexity | Delta | Gamma | Vega | Theta | Rho | Vanna | Volga & Impact due to - Moneyness | Volatility | Time
→ Sensitivity-Based Models - Taylor Approximation | Ladder-Based Interpolation
→ Static/Dynamic Hedging & Rebalancing Techniques to remain Risk-Neutral - Delta | Gamma | Delta-Gamma | Vega | Delta-Vega → Multiple Risk Sensitivity Trades
→ Exceptions/Breaches in Sensi-Limits/Flags/Thresholds
Scenario Analysis & Stress Testing
→ Risks involved in Equities | Bonds | Options | Swaps → Identification of Risk Factors & Computation of Shocks - Absolute | Proportional → Scenario Generation & Expansion - Spot | Vol | SpotVol | Ladder → Scenario Types - Historical/Hypothetical | Event Specific
→ Scenario Analysis | Stress Testing - Scenario Creation for Identified Shocks - Spot Shocks [Positive | Negative | Antithetic] - Equity, Rates, FX, Commodity | Volatility Shocks - Normal/Local | Log-Normal/ATM Implied | Full Revaluation Model | Scenario Profit & Loss | Risk - EQ, IR, FX, COM | Cross Risk
→ Exceptions/Breaches in Scenario Limits/Flags/Thresholds
→ Management Action & Recommendations
Pricing & Valuation of Financial Instruments
→ Interest-Rate Bonds, IR Swaps - Discounting Cash Flow Model → Equity Futures, Forwards, FRAs - Cost of Carry Model → Equity, Rates, FX Option Derivatives - Binomial Model (Single-Period | Two-Period | Multi-Period) - Risk-Neutralization Approach | Delta-Hedging Approach | Replicating Portfolio Approach | Black-Scholes-Merton Option Pricing Model | Monte-Carlo Simulation - Point Estimation | Path Estimation
→ Full Revaluation vs. Partial Revaluation - Taylor Series Expansion/Approximation | Ladder-Based Interpolation Technique → Testing Option's Price under Put-Call Parity Theorem
→ Model Validation - Challenging Assumptions - Distributional, Constant Volatility, Interest Rate | Model Inputs & Model Formula
Modeling Volatilities & Interest Rates | Stochastic Processes & Simulation
→ Volatility Engines - Implied Volatility Smile & Smirk | Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (EWMA) | Generalized AutoRegressive Conditional Heteroskedasticity (GARCH 1,1) Model → Interest Rate Theories - IRR | Spot Rate | Forward Rate | Par Rate | Yield/IRCurve | Mechanics of Interest Rates - IRP | Cost of Carrying Model → Historical Time-Series of Interest Rates & Interest Rate Shocks - Absolute | Discrete Proportional | Continuous Proportional → Rates - Treasury | Agency | Municipals | Corporate → Stochastic Models - Historical Simulation | Monte-Carlo Simulation - Point & Path Estimation using Differential Equation → Yield Curve Construction - Linear Interpolation & Extrapolation | Bootstrapping | OLS Method for Interest Rates Modeling - Linear | Polynomial - Quadratic | Cubic Spline Piecewise | Quartic | Nelson-Siegel | Nelson-Siegel-Svensson
Market Risk Regulations
→ Minimum Capital Requirement for Market Risk
→ Risk Weighted Assets (RWA) & Components - Value at Risk (VaR) | Stressed VaR | Risk Not in VaR (RNIV) | Incremental Risk Charge (IRC)
→ Tier I & II Capital & Elimination of Tier III Capital in Basel Norms
→ Sensitivity-Based Approaches - Linear Risk | Volatility Risk | Curvature Risk
→ Standardised Approach (SA) for Market Risk → Internal Models Approach (IMA) for Market Risk
→ Understanding of Fundamental Review of Trading Book (FRTB) Standards and Modeling
→ Understanding of Basel Regulations - Accord I, II, III and Modeling