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Latest Developments: Interest Rate Modelling & Interest Rate Exotic & FX Hybrid Products London: 24th 26th November 2008 This workshop provides THREE booking options Register to ANY ONE day TWO days or all THREE days of the workshop Register to ANY TWO days of the workshop and receive 200 discount Register to ALL THREE workshop days and receive 300 discount

Topics: Day 1: Interest Rate Modelling: Pricing, Hedging & Calibration Techniques Managing Smile Risk The SABR model, vanna, volga and managing smile risk Levy based models Managing Exotic Interest Rate Products Calibration/pricing/hedging cycle Models for exotics Practical Pricing of Exotics Auto-calibration/global calibration Extension to other callable exotics Pricing Callable Range Notes Adjusters and risk migration Callable range notes Presenter: Pat Hagan: Head Quantitative Analytics, Chief Investment Office, JP Morgan Day 2: Interest Rate Modelling Mathematical Theory of Interest Rate Term Structure Dynamics and Calibration Markov Functional models (including multi-currency, multi-factor and forward smile) 1-factor Markov Functional Models: the Hunt-Kennedy-Pelsser calibration method Markov Functional models and forward smile CMS & CMS spread options Pricing & modelling of correlation copula models Markovian projection Swaptions arbitrage Least Squares Importance Sampling for Libor Market Models Presenters: Dorje C. Brody: Royal Society University Research Fellow, Imperial College London Luca Capriotti: Vice President, Global Modelling and Analytics Group, Credit Suisse Lane P. Hughston: Professor of Financial Mathematics, King s College London Simon Johnson: Co-head of Credit and Interest Rate Financial Engineering, Commerzbank Julien Turc: Head of Quantitative Strategy, Société Générale

Topics: Day 3: Interest Rate Exotic & FX Hybrid Products Cross Currency Models History of FX model for long dated structures Long Dated FX Hybrids PRDC and FX Tarn payoffs Exotic Interest Rate Pricing with Trees Gaussian Model and Extensions Wavelet Option Pricing General Pricing using the Green functions Presenters: Messaoud Chibane: Senior Quantitative Analyst, Bank of America Antonio Cosma: Assistant Professor, Université du Luxembourg Dherminder Kainth: QuARC, Royal Bank of Scotland Michael Roehl: Head of Fixed Income Quantitative Research, Lloyds TSB

Day 1: Interest Rate Modelling: Pricing, Hedging & Calibration Techniques by Pat Hagan, JP Morgan 09:00 10:30 / Stochastic Volatility in Interest Rate Models Swap market basics and delta trading Vanilla interest rate options and managing vega risk Theory of Dupire and local vol models The SABR model, vanna, volga and managing smile risk Levy based models 10:30 10:45 Break 10:45 12:30 / Managing Exotic Interest rate Products Key interest rate risks Calibration/pricing/hedging cycle Models for exotics - HJM models - BGM models - Short rate models - Markovian models Summary 12:30 13:30 Lunch 13:30 15:15 / Practical Pricing of Exotics Auto-calibration/global calibration LGM model Calibration strategy and choice of calibration instruments Example: calibration and pricing Bermudan swaption Price, risks, hedging and the calibration instruments Extension to other callable exotics Callable Inverse Floaters, Superfloaters, Range Notes and Captions 15:15 15:30 Break

15:30 17:15 / Pricing Callable Range Notes Adjusters and risk migration -The need for risk migration -Adjusters -Adjusted price Callable range notes -Deal definition -LGM model (reprise) -Convexity adjustment and payoff replication -Pricing with adjusters -Swaption and caplet risks

Day 2: Interest Rate Modelling 09:00 11:00 / Mathematical Theory of Interest Rate Term / Structure Dynamics and Calibration: / Dorje C. Brody, Imperial College London & / Lane P Hughston, King s College London Overview of the pricing kernel methodologies Dynamics of discount bonds, HJM equations The volatility structure approach: pros and cons Conditional variance representation for the pricing kernel Parametrisation and calibration of interest rate dynamics The role of Wiener chaos expansion in term-structure calibration First and second chaos models Interest rate options 11:00 11:15 Break 11:15 12:45 / Least Squares Importance Sampling for Libor / Market Models: / Luca Capriotti, Credit Suisse Monte Carlo simulations. Basics Importance Sampling and Stratified Sampling Least Square Importance Sampling (LSIS) & Effective Stratification Simulating Libor Market Models Examples & Numerical Results 12:45 13:45 Lunch 13:45 15:15 / Markov Functional models (including Multi- / Currency, Multi-Factor and Forward Smile): / Simon Johnson, Commerzbank Introduction to Markov Functional Models 1-factor Markov Functional Models: the Hunt-Kennedy-Pelsser calibration method Markov Functional models and forward smile Cross-currency Markov Functional models and preserving the driftless condition Multi-factor Markov Functional models and generalising the driving process 15:15 15:30 Break 15:30 17:00 / CMS & CMS Spread Options: / Julien Turc, Société Générale Relative value Pricing & modelling of correlation copula models Markovian projection Swaptions arbitrage Wedges

Day 3: Interest Rate Exotic & FX Hybrid Products 09:00 10:30 / Cross Currency Models: / Messaoud Chibane, Bank of America Examples of typical products Two economy Libor Market Model Two economy Hull and White with FX skew History of FX model for long dated structures Cross-Currency Libor Market Models Modelling the long-dated FX smile 10:30 11:00 Break 11:00 12:30 / Long Dated FX Hybrids: / Dherminder Kainth, Royal Bank of Scotland PRDC and FX Tarn payoffs The Heston model for stochastic volatility & efficient simulation of the Heston sde. FX barriers, stochastic skew and multifactor Heston. Calibrating the stochastic skew. Longdated FX models; Extending multifactor Heston model for pricing long dated FX options Some results 12:30 13:30 Lunch 13:30 15:00 / Exotic Interest Rate Pricing with Trees: / Michael Roehl, Lloyds TSB Gaussian Model and Extensions Parameters and Interpretation Skew Modelling Instantaneous vs. Terminal correlation Approximate Solutions for Calibration Pricing Exotics Local vs Global Calibration Examples: Bermudans, Inverse Floaters and Range Accruals Path Dependency in Trees How to do it: Binning Smoothing and Examples 15:00 15:15 Break

15:15 16:45 / Wavelet Option Pricing: / Antonio Cosma, Université du Luxembourg General Pricing using the Green functions The Green function as pricing operator Projection of the Green operator on a wavelet basis Implementation: Black and Scholes case Heston case Application to the pricing of bermudan options

Latest Developments: Interest Rate Modelling & Interest Rate Exotic & FX Hybrid Products London: 24th 26th November 2008 Workshop Fee: c Any One day: 999 + UK VAT c Any Two days: 1798 + UK VAT (Including 200 Discount) c All Three days: 2697 + UK VAT (Including 300 Discount) 30% discount Academic delegates Delegate details: Company: Name: Position: Name: Position: Name: Position: Department: Address: Contry: Phone: E mail: Date: Signature: To register please fax the completed booking form to: Fax: +44 (0) 1273 201360 Flight details: All delegates flying into London on the morning of the event are reminded that they should arrive 30 minutes before the workshop starts for registration. The hotels West End location is approximately 1 hour from all 3 main London airports, Heathrow, Gatwick and City. Returning flights should equally allow for the events finishing time. Complimentary inbound transferservice: WBS Training now extend our premium service to all our clients. This includes a complimentary inbound transfer from London airports to central London hotels for all workshops. If you require this service simply inform us up to 2 working days prior to your arrival (flight number, arrival time, airport and hotel destination) and we will arrange a complimentary pick up. You will be given a phone number to call on arrival and will be greeted at the airport by our partner taxi company. Sponsorship: World Business strategies Ltd, offer sponsorship opportunities for all events, E-mail headers and the web site. Contact Sponsorship: +44 (0) 1273 201352 Disclaimer: World business strategies command the rights to cancel or alter any part of this programme. Cancellation: By completing of this form the client hereby enters into a agreement stating that if a cancellation is made by fax or writing within two weeks of the event date no refund shall be given. However in certain circumstances a credit note maybe issued for future events. Prior to the two week deadline, cancellations are subject to a fee of 25% of the overall course cost. Discount Structure: The discount is available on any day permutation, and can be combined across delegates within the same company (only at the time of booking and not retrospectively). Registration: Tel: +44 (0) 1273 201352 Fax: +44 (0) 1273 201360 Contact: http://www.wbstraining.com sales@wbstraining.com