Financial Risk Management notes
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- Risk Identification and Classification24
- Risk Management Process and Frameworks6
- Risk Measurement and Models15
- Insurance and Risk Transfer18
- Credit Risk Management28
- Country and Political Risk20
- Market Risk Management18
- Interest Rate Risk10
- Currency Risk Management11
- Hedging and Derivatives8
- Liquidity Risk Management7
- Financial Crises and Systemic Risk5
- Financial Crime Risk5
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Foundations of FRM - Helicopter View
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Typology of Risk Exposures Typology of Risk Exposures Risk Definition: The volatility of returns leading to "unexpected losses" Higher volatility indicates higher risk Volatiliy is directly or indirectly influenced by numerous vari...
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FINM3006 w4 Additional interest rate risk: Market Value RiskThere are two sources of interest rate risks- cash flow risk (due to financing and reinvestment) and market value risk (also causes asset values and liabilities values t...
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Untitled_2 Chapter 1Freight rate - Price charged by transportation carrier for moving an item or commodity from point A to point B. Actual amount charged varies based on weight of object being moved, type of commodity being move...
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CHAPTER 1: THE NATURE OF RISKS - created from Mind Map Types of Pure Risk Concepts of risk Concepts of perils, hazards and loss
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MARKET RISK INTRODUCTION - created from Mind Map_1 Definition : Market risk : the risk that a financial institution will lose money as a result of change in the market value of assets and liabilities caused by the movements in market prices. It is the risk that change...
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MARKET RISK INTRODUCTION - created from Mind Map_1_1 Definition : Market risk : the risk that a financial institution will lose money as a result of change in the market value of assets and liabilities caused by the movements in market prices. It is the risk that change...
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MARKET RISK INTRODUCTION - created from Mind Map Definition : Market risk : the risk that a financial institution will lose money as a result of change in the market value of assets and liabilities caused by the movements in market prices. It is the risk that change...
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Enter text here_1 - created from Mind Map Definition : Market risk : the risk that a financial institution will lose money as a result of change in the market value of assets and liabilities caused by the movements in market prices. It is the risk that change...
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Risk Management Risk Management 1. Financial Risk Management: process by which financial risks are identified, assessed, measured, and managed in order to create economic value. 1.1 Risk Measurement -1st Step in RM -Using distributio...
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Untitled The default definition is a crucial concept with significant impacts on credit risk management. It affects how much capital banks must set aside for potential loan defaults. There are two primary approaches: STD and A...
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Chapter 6- Risk management Credit risk management 5 ways to minimise credit risk: screening monitoring credit rationing use of collateral and endorsement diversification SCREENING To overcome adverse selections in loan markets banks have to scr...
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Risk Management Foreign Exchange Risk monthly global foreign exchange turnover 2,079 billion USD How are fare levels affected? € appreciated by 20% against USD between January 2003 and January 2004 for the AMS/NYC market, KLM kept fa...
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General Risk Definition The chance or possibility of damages, loss, injury or other adverse consequences. Chance - the likelihood or probability of an event happening Adverse consequences - the potential outcome is regarde...
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Untitled Techniques other than looking at the size of the maturity are used to measure interest rate risk exposure The repricing model concentrates on the impact of interest rate changes on an FIs net interest income, which is...
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Chapter 7: The 1% Rule One of the simplest lessons to ensure long term success, is to never risk more than 1% of your trading account on any one trade.The confusionThe 1% rule means that you never lose more than 1% of your trading capital, ...
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Chapter 5: Capital Preservation Always focus first on what you can lose, rather than what you could gain.Be your own risk managerPrepare for the worst. First you need to think about what will happen if this becomes a losing trade. review your stop l...
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DCAT DCAT Goal of Stress testing 1. Risk identification and control adjusting the institution’s business strategy. consider the concentrations and interactions between risks in stress environments Provid...
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Chapter 4: Stress Management Trade sizeNew traders run the risk of exhausting their emotional reserves by consistently trading uncomfortable position sizes. Trading is a business, not an amusement park rideHow to avoid emotional ruin? Remain emot...
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Problem Loan Detention - created from Mind Map Account Operation Signals Environment Factors Business Operation Signals
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Untitled - created from Mind Map Foreign currency Risk Mgt Interest Rate Risk Mgt Tyoe of exh. rate risk
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Origins and Functions of Risk Management - created from Mind Map Management Risk Financial Risk Management Risk
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Untitled Financial risk 1.Liquidity risk 2.Funding risk 3.Interest rate risk 4.Foreign exchange risk 5.Commodity price risk
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The notes offer several ways into the unit. General Risk Definition introduces the idea of risk and its potential consequences. It is a useful starting point if you want to settle the vocabulary before moving to financial examples.
For a broader financial view, Foundations of FRM - Helicopter View outlines risk categories, including market risk. The market risk introduction notes then focus on how changes in market values can affect a financial institution.
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Read a note in short sections and write a brief explanation of each idea in your own words. The notes on credit risk management cover approaches such as screening, monitoring and diversification. You can compare those ideas with the interest rate risk material in FINM3006 w4.
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Start with General Risk Definition if you want an introduction to the language of risk and adverse consequences. For a financial focus, Foundations of FRM - Helicopter View outlines broad risk categories. From there, the market risk introduction notes offer a closer look at changes in market values.
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