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Bond and Money Markets: Mechanics and Main Uses (Cash and Derivatives)

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Pragmatic presentation of money and bond markets
Choose the most relevant products as investors or issuers
Impact of the crisis on bond and money markets
Trading simulation with FIRST TRADING ROOM©

Know the market conventions and uses of the main fixed-income products (cash and derivatives
Know the key-players and the organisation of the bond primary market
Master the characteristics of a new issue
Master the fundamentals of bond pricing
Know the sensitivity of fixed-income products to interest rates
Get familiar with the notion of convexity
Know yield curve strategies

Practical presentation of the mechanics
and main uses of bonds (cash and derivatives)
Choose between various products in accordance with investment or funding objectives

Fixed income fund managers
Junior sales and traders
Primary markets participants
Brokers
Fiscal and legal department
IT
Support staff: middle office, senior back office
Internal controls, audit
Institutional investors
Corporate treasurers


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Mechanics and Main uses of Monetary Products
Interest rate conventions
Money market references: EONIA/SONIA, LIBOR/EURIBOR
Interbank products: deposits and repo
Short term notes
TBills
Certificate of deposit
Commercial Paper
Market practice and quotation
Short term yield curve
Role of Central Banks
Practical workshop
. Repo pricing
. Short term note pricing
Bonds: Characteristics and Uses
Pricing, phases and timeline of a new issue
Syndication techniques
Bond characteristics
Yield to maturity and spreads
Bonds: main categories and uses
Fixed coupon bond
Floating rate note
Zero coupon bond
Index-linked Bonds (CMT and inflation-linked)
Convertibles
CDOs
Covered bonds
Stripping a bond
Yield curve analysis
Managing bonds: duration, sensitivity, convexity
Practical workshop
. Build a bond pricing spreadsheet in EXCEL™
. Calculate the price, duration, modified duration and convexity of a bond
Mechanics and main uses of bond futures
Main characteristics of contracts
Short term interest rate futures
Bond futures
Hedging a bond portfolio with futures
Risk management
Trading Simulation
Trade bonds and bond futures vs the computer and other participants in hectic market conditions.
Maximise your profits while maintaining sound risk management.


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DATES AND PRICES:
London:
12-14 Apr 2010(closed)
06-08 Oct 2010


Prices: 2,800 £


New York:
Date to be confirmed
Prices: 3,850 US$


Hong Kong:
Date to be confirmed
Prices: 4,200 US$


 


DURATION:
3 days

 

REFERENCE: gbobligmeca

 

 


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