Bespoke
Courses for
Banks, Boards, and Regulators
All courses are customised to address the specific needs of the your bank/institution. We address your specific balance sheet, market, and regulations.
Our experts analyse the public documents beforehand and deliver an interactive and engaging class that train you in the decision making roles.
Topics
Balance Sheet Management (BSM)
Deliver Competitive Advantage & Valuation Improvement from BSM
navigate complex regulatory landscapes
communicate effectively with digital talent and bankers
structure loans to minimize capital utilization
access data to grow regulatory friendly deposits
maximize interest-based income and margins
measure, monitor and manage balance sheet risks
leverage data to manage risk effectively
develop optimal balance sheet management plans
Interest Rate on the Banking Book (IRRBB)
Managing impact of IRRBB on Earnings and Capital
IRRBB definition
lessons learnt from stress scenarios
internal IRR measurement
regulatory IRR measurement, NII sensitivity and EVE
Standard Outlier Test (SOT)
non-maturity products and price elasticity profiling
understanding how ALM manages IRRBB
introduction to CSRBB
Digital Balance Sheet Transformation
Delivering a Digital and Profitable Balance Sheet
digital assets and liabilities
definition, categories, characteristics, pro’s and cons
examples of digital balance sheets
conventional vs digital balance sheets
latest developments and regulatory stance
understanding major challenges
role of treasury and ALM in managing digital balance sheet
impact of digital on balance sheet risk management and FTP
AI-Driven Credit Decisioning
Harnessing Artificial Intelligence for Smarter Credit Assessments
definition, categories, characteristics, pro’s and cons of AI in credit
examples of AI applications in consumer and corporate credit scoring
traditional credit models vs. AI-enhanced decision frameworks
latest developments and regulatory stance on AI adoption in banking
understanding major challenges in data quality, bias, and model explainability
role of risk management and technology integration in deploying AI solutions
impact of AI on credit risk assessment speed, accuracy, and operational efficiency
Asset & Liability Management (ALM) & Treasury Functions
Implement a Lean and Focused ALCO
role & function of ALCO
terms of reference, membership & frequency
demystifying and simplifying the ALCO pack
lean ALCO pack format & flow
external environment scan
efficient risk monitoring, certifications, fire-drills
strategy & plan variance review
key initiative tracking & new product programs
Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP)
Maximize Efficiencies and Insights from ICAAP
role of ICAAP and key responsibilities
format and effective date selection
regulatory submission, risk management framework, audit
risk identification, measurement, monitoring, quantification
base case, stress narratives and macro-economic variables
ICAAP model, capital plan, budget and 5 year strategic forecast
mitigating actions to address projected breaches
embedding ICAAP in the business
Fundamentals of Corporate Credit Risk Analysis (Entry Level)
Building a Solid Foundation for Effective Credit Assessment
definition, key drivers, and core components of corporate credit risk
examples of basic credit assessment methods and scenarios
conventional credit analysis vs. simplified modern approaches
latest developments and regulatory guidelines in credit risk management
major challenges in data quality, borrower assessment, and market volatility
role of credit analysts and relationship managers in the evaluation process
impact of effective credit analysis on lending decisions and portfolio health
Advanced Credit Stress Testing & Resilience
Fortifying Credit Portfolios through Dynamic Stress Testing
definition, frameworks, methodologies, and benefits of stress testing
examples of stress testing applications in real-world credit portfolios
traditional stress testing approaches vs. advanced, dynamic simulations
latest developments and regulatory updates on stress testing practices
understanding major challenges in scenario design and data integration
role of risk management and strategic planning in enhancing portfolio resilience
impact of stress testing on capital adequacy, risk mitigation, and contingency planning
Funds Transfer Pricing (FTP)
Making FTP Work for your Bank
objectives and principles for FTP
determining the right methodology for your bank
curve selection, maturity profiling, Liquidity buffer costs and Add-on’s
ensuring FTP is a help not a hindrance to high performance
profiling non-maturity deposits
role of FTP required in optimising portfolios
tools and products to optimise
pricing with FTP
Green Balance Sheet Transformation
Delivering a Green and Profitable Balance Sheet
latest developments and regulatory stance
understanding major challenges
effect of transition and physical risk on credit portfolios
green assets and liabilities
example of green balance sheets
green bond issuance
role of ALM & treasury in managing climate risks
impact of climate risk on liquidity risk management and FTP
Climate Risk in Credit Portfolios
Mitigating Climate-Driven Credit Risks in Modern Banking
definition, key drivers, and core components of corporate credit risk
examples of basic credit assessment methods and scenarios
conventional credit analysis vs. simplified modern approaches
latest developments and regulatory guidelines in credit risk management
major challenges in data quality, borrower assessment, and market volatility
role of credit analysts and relationship managers in the evaluation process
impact of effective credit analysis on lending decisions and portfolio health
Syndicated Lending in the Private Credit Era
Navigating the Evolving Landscape of Syndicated Loans and Private Credit
definition, structure, and dynamics of syndicated lending
examples of traditional syndications vs. modern private credit deals
conventional syndication models vs. emerging risk-sharing frameworks
latest developments and regulatory stance on syndicated lending and private credit
understanding major challenges in competitive positioning and risk distribution
role of relationship management and underwriting in successful syndications
impact of market trends on syndication strategies and deal execution