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Asset Liability
Management II (CS225-Accelerated)
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Description:
Think you have a good handle on the basics of
asset/liability management, or you're ready to take the next step? Learn the
income-based and wealth-based approach to asset/liability management, gap
management of interest rate risk, how to conduct a static gap analysis,
calculating asset/liability valuation and market risk, regulation of interest
rate risk using the Federal Reserve System's IRR model, and explore hedging with
derivative securities. A complete list of included lessons appears below.
Asset Liability Management
This lesson gives the student an overview of
asset-liability management.
Topics include:
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Asset-liability management objectives
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Income-based approach to ALM
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Wealth-based approach to ALM
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ALM committee responsibilities
Lesson objectives
include:
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Define Asset-Liability Management (ALM)
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Determine the primary objectives of ALM
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Describe two key approaches to ALM
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Identify key responsibilities of the
asset-liability management committee
GAP Management of
Interest Rate Risk
This lesson covers the gap management of interest
rate risk.
Topics covered include:
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Factors which influence NII or the NIM
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Static Gap: How do you calculate it?
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Static Gap Analysis: What does it say?
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Static Gap: Word of caution
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Overview of computer simulation analysis
Lesson objectives:
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Identify factors which influence net interest
income or the NIM
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Examine the static gap method of asset-liability
management
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Interpret a static gap analysis report
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Describe the weaknesses of static gapanalysis
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Understand the concept of computer simulation
modeling for asset-liability management
Asset/Liability
Valuation and Market Risk
This lesson covers the asset/liability valuation
and market risk.
Topics covered include:
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Present discounted value
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Duration: The Calculation
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Duration: A measure of market risk
Lesson objectives:
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Examine how interest rate changes affect asset
and liability values
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Calculate the present discounted value of a
financial instrument
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Define duration and calculate the duration of
asset and liabilities
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Understand duration as a measure of market and
interest rate risk
Regulation and
Interest Rate Risk Management
This lesson covers the regulation and interest
rate risk management.
Topics covered include:
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Duration: A review
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Putting duration to work
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Federal Reserve System's IRR Model
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Regulatory approach to IRR assessment
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Strategies to reduce excessive IRR
Lesson objectives:
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Identify key duration concepts
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View an actual report of the duration of a
bank's assets and liabilities
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Understand the interest rate risk model used by
the
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Federal Reserve System
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Understand the current regulatory approach to
assessing interest rate risk
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Identify strategies for reducing interest rate
risk
Hedging with
Derivative Securities
This lesson covers hedging with derivative securities.
Topics covered include:
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Definition of derivative security
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Types of derivative securities
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Interest rate swaps
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Futures versus forwards
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Hedging with futures
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Hedging with forwards
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Hedging with options
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Caps and floors
Lesson objectives:
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Describe how banks can reduce interest rate risk
by using derivative securities
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Describe derivative securities and identify the
popular types
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Identify the payoff or cash flow characteristics
of derivatives
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Identify why interest swaps are the most
commonly used derivative instruments
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