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Training
Provided by JZ Partners
Understand the basic concepts of derivatives valuation and learn how to value some of the common financial derivatives.
This intensive 1 day course is led by highly experienced industry practitioners. Our trainers are professional risk managers and consultants who are actively involved in risk management and finance. They can not only explain the latest thinking in changes and direction, but can also provide many practical examples and case studies to aid understanding of the rules and how best to implement for competitive advantage.
WHAT DO I GET FROM THIS COURSE?
* Gain an understanding of the mechanics and uses of financial derivatives, including forwards, futures, options, and swaps
* Understand the basic concepts of derivative valuation and their applications
* Learn how to value financial derivatives using widely accepted analytical and numerical methods
* Develop an appreciation of derivative risk management, including hedging and the Greek letters
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
* Traders and front office professionals
* Risk management professionals and consultants
* Business analysts involved with derivative valuation
* Financial and product controllers
* Quantitative analysts and developers
* Students of CFA, FRM and PRM qualifications
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Fundamentals of Derivatives Valuation and Pricing
Derivatives have grown quickly both in popularity and complexity over recent years. An understanding of the mechanics and pricing of derivatives has become ever more important for trading, accounting, and risk management purposes.
The training course is intended to introduce participants to the concepts of derivative valuation and to give them an understanding of how to value derivatives. No prior knowledge of financial derivatives is assumed. The course is suitable for anyone who has an interest in derivatives and who would like to develop an understanding of valuation methods.
An overview of the characteristics and uses of derivatives will be given. The basic elements of derivative valuation discounting, no arbitrage, hedging, and volatility will be explained. Widely accepted analytical and numerical methods, such as Black-Scholes model and binomial trees, will be illustrated with examples. The course will also look at more advanced topics, including implied volatility, the Greeks, risk-neutral valuation, and exotic options.
Course contents
PART A: Introduction to derivatives
Definition and characteristics
An overview of the derivative markets
Why use derivatives?
PART B: Valuation of bonds and interest rate swaps
Time value of money
Discounted cash flow method
PART C: Valuation of forwards and futures
The principle of no arbitrage
Pricing and valuation of stock, index, and currency forwards
Marking-to-market
PART D: Valuation of options
Put-call parity
Binomial tree
Black-Scholes model
Valuation of European and American vanilla options
PART E: Special topics
Implied volatility
Delta hedging
The Greek letters
Risk-neutral valuation
Monte Carlo method
Exotic options
For full course dhetails, please visit http://www. jzpartners. com. hk/ training/ derivatives/
The training course is intended to introduce participants to the concepts of derivative valuation and to give them an understanding of how to value derivatives. No prior knowledge of financial derivatives is assumed. The course is suitable for anyone who has an interest in derivatives and who would like to develop an understanding of valuation methods.
An overview of the characteristics and uses of derivatives will be given. The basic elements of derivative valuation discounting, no arbitrage, hedging, and volatility will be explained. Widely accepted analytical and numerical methods, such as Black-Scholes model and binomial trees, will be illustrated with examples. The course will also look at more advanced topics, including implied volatility, the Greeks, risk-neutral valuation, and exotic options.
Course contents
PART A: Introduction to derivatives
Definition and characteristics
An overview of the derivative markets
Why use derivatives?
PART B: Valuation of bonds and interest rate swaps
Time value of money
Discounted cash flow method
PART C: Valuation of forwards and futures
The principle of no arbitrage
Pricing and valuation of stock, index, and currency forwards
Marking-to-market
PART D: Valuation of options
Put-call parity
Binomial tree
Black-Scholes model
Valuation of European and American vanilla options
PART E: Special topics
Implied volatility
Delta hedging
The Greek letters
Risk-neutral valuation
Monte Carlo method
Exotic options
For full course dhetails, please visit http://www. jzpartners. com. hk/ training/ derivatives/
About The Training Provider: JZ Partners
JZ Partners - JZ Partners is a Hong Kong-based consultancy and training company working in the financial services industry. We are specialists in the areas of Basel II, risk management and compliance. We offer compliance training in key areas of interest in Asia.
Currently we offer the following courses:
Basel II: From Fundamentals to Latest Thinking
Understand the Basel II regulations and discover...

