FIMCIR/2013-14/09 May 20, 2013 To All FIMMDA Members/ Non Members Dear Madam / Sir, Training Programme Value at Risk for Banks /Primary Dealers 20 th June -21st June, 2013 FIMMDA in co-ordination with Dun & Bradstreet Information Services (India) Pvt Ltd is conducting a two-day training program on Value at Risk For Banks 20 th June -21st June, 2013 The objective of the training program is to impart knowledge on understanding various sources of market risk with a focus on Value at Risk (V-a-R), its computation as per various approaches and its limitations. The participants should have attended our/any of the Bond Math training program and should have preliminary knowledge of Bond & valuation. They should also have proficiency in MS Excel. The brief details of the program are as under: Program title : Value at Risk Course handled by : Faculty from D&B Course Fee : Members : ` 18,000 + 12.36% Service Tax (` 20,225) : Non Members : ` 19,000 + 12.36% Service Tax (` 21348.00) Period : 20 th June-21st June, 2013 Timing : 10.00 am to 5.00 pm including lunch break
Venue : Astoria Hotel, First Floor (ZEST) Churchgate Reclamation, Jamshedji Tata Road, Mumbai-400 020 Ph no: 66541234/22871211 Please send your registration forms by mail/fax, mentioning number of candidates you are sponsoring, followed by your detailed letter. As the programmes are subsidized, we can take trainees only on a first come first served basis, upto a maximum 20 candidates. Contact Details: Phone No. : 022 2201 7089 / 91 / 94 022-22014134 Training coordinator: Ms. Prerna Dugar E-mail Id : prerna@fimmda.org Fax No. : 022 2201 7095 A tentative time - table (Annexure I) of the course is enclosed for your perusal. This is a non - residential course. Yours faithfully, Deputy Chief Executive Officer Encls: 1.Registration Form 2. Annexure I (Program Schedule For Value at Risk for Banks/Primary Dealers
REGISTRATION FORM Value at Risk (VaR) (20 th June- 21st June, 2013) Organization: Office Address: Telephone Number: Fax Number: Name Details of the Participant Participant 1 Participant 2 Participant 3 Designation Department Mobile Number E-mail ID AUTHORISED SIGNATORY: Date: Payment mode: Offline Cheque /Demand Draft in Favor of FIMMDA Online Account No 30782076282 Name of Bank & Address IFSC CODE (Payment to be made along with registration form) State Bank of India International Post Box No. 11 179, 16, Maharshi Karve Road,. SBIN0001821
NOTE Invoice for the training is available on the FIMMDA website under the head TRAINING. Nominating Institutions can put their participant s information in the standardized invoice. As the invoice is computer generated hence no signature is needed. (Annexure 1) Program objective Training Program on Value at Risk for Banks (Two-days) The objective of the training program is to impart knowledge on understanding various sources of market risk with a focus on Value at Risk (V-a-R), its computation as per various approaches and its limitations. Methodology Power point presentation and excel based exercises and cases. Key takeaways At the end of the program participants are expected to: Contents Understand the computation and interpretation of VaR Regulatory reporting and complexities of data Introduction Risk and Uncertainty Definitions and Terminology Relevance of risk to business The Risk Universe Value at Risk Overview of VaR Types of VaR VaR- Risk Measure and Risk Metrics Risk Capital Regulatory Developments Understanding Risk profile of bank portfolio
Internal Models approach An Introduction to Risks in Banking Basel II: Three Pillars & revisions to Basel II Solvency II - Scenario analysis & stress testing Banking regulators and back testing - Tier capital Approaches to calculate V a R Analytical V a R Variance covariance method Simulation approaches Modeling considerations and shortcomings of traditional V a R Historical Simulation (VaR) Principle assumptions Calibrating the empirical model Accuracy, extensions (weights) Revaluation issues in portfolio (one-day vs ten-day VaR) Incorporating volatility updating - EWMA, GARCH (1,1) Bootstrap method Market Risk Measures & market risk in trading portfolio Risk Measurement Tools and Standards Use of VaR and other limits Limitations and precautions in using VaR Coherent measures to replace VaR Market Risk in Banking Book Measuring and managing liquidity and interest rate risk Various approaches Case studies: Normality and linearity assumptions for asset returns Calculating risk weighted asset for market risk as per standardized approach Arriving at VaR using analytical and historical simulation Mapping positions to various risk factors ******
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