Risk Management: Asset & Liability Management
In cooperation with the House of Training Quality Circle in Risk Management and ALRiM
Objectives
The objective of this course is to provide the participants with an overview of fundamental as well as advanced techniques in Asset & Liability management.
Participants will:
- get acquainted with ALM methods to deal with the daily issues facing ALM management departments in banks,
- learn to get familiar with the key risk concepts and retain them through the use of illustrative examples and practical applications,
- be able to analyse ALM frameworks and to understand how ALM standards are developed and how to implementing them in an efficient way in a bank,
- be able to integrate the learned concepts in their respective work as the course aims at mixing theoretical and practical aspects of ALM risk management in a systematic way.
Target Group
Top and medium level executives from banks (commercial and central), financial institutions or supervision authorities, involved in risk management, asset & liability management, treasury and internal control.
Location and duration
in HoT-ATTF partner countries: 3 - 4 days (depending if sequential translation or not)
Detailed programme 
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Programme
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From 13/05 to 21/05/2020
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Where: Virtual Classroom for Albanian professionals
Testimonial
Mónica Tamacas - El Salvador
Banco Atlántida El Salvador, S.A.
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