OTC Derivatives Collateral and EMIR MasterClass will be held in Vienna on 08-09 March, 2018 by Fabrice Zamboni, specialist in the field of financial services operations. The MasterClass will cover similarities/differences between exchange traded derivatives and OTC derivatives, understanding what causes exposures in OTC Derivative trades and the purpose of collateral, and many more. For more information, please visit our website and request the agenda.
The MasterClass will be beneficial for the financial industry professionals from:
- Banks and institutional investment companies: pension funds, mutual funds, hedge funds, insurance companies, in particular for: (Asset managers, in the role of: traders, portfolio managers, sales managers, middle-office personnel, operations (back-office) personnel including those from derivative trade processing/derivative collateral management/reconciliation/static data, compliance, risk management, legal)
- Central securities depositories or custodian organisations
- Central counterparties and trade repositories
- Management consulting firms
- Software companies (business analysts and programmers)
At the OTC Derivatives Collateral & EMIR MasterClass the participants will:
- Be aware of the fundamental purpose and structure of derivative products
- Understand the similarities/differences between exchange traded derivatives and OTC derivatives
- Recognize the processing life cycle of a range of derivative products
- Understand what causes exposures in OTC Derivative trades and the purpose of collateral
- Appreciate the role of legal documentation and associated collateral management
- Comprehend the reasons for and detail of the EMIR regulation
- Understand the treatment of both centrally cleared and non centrally cleared trades
Delegates will find this event to be fast-paced and highly interactive, with Michael Simmons at all times encouraging the delegates to ask questions and to seek clarification of concepts. In order to maximise the learning opportunity, delegates are encouraged to actively participate throughout the course. Delegates can expect to undertake multiple exercises and simulations, enabling the delegates to prove their understanding of the many concepts covered.
