Accounting & controls for derivatives users
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Objective
To provide users and accountants of Derivatives with hands on experience of the Reporting and Accounting for Derivatives. The material covers best practice in the identification, management and control of derivative's exposure.
What you will learn
- The Margining Process
- How to account for Futures & Options in both the Treasury and Fund Management areas
- How to Measure Market risk
- An explanation of and how to apply Value at Risk
- A workshop on the Accounting Aspects of Trades & Hedges.
Delegates
Accountants
Financial Controllers
Compliance Officers
Executives and staff involved in accounting for or control of derivatives whether in Banking,Corporate Treasury or Fund Management
Delegates are assumed to have a reasonable knowledge of both Derivatives & Accounting.
Facilities
Location
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Reviews
Subjects
- Risk
- Accounts
- Performance Management
- Treasury
- Market
- Options
- IT risk
- Accountants
- Financial Training
- Derivatives
Course programme
Margin
-Calculation and Payment Procedures
-Initial and SPAN Margin
-Types of collateral
Accounting Issues
-Accounting guidance
-Types of users
-Hedge & Mark to Market accounting
-Profit recognition
-Accounts required
-Disclosure
-Fund Management accounting
-Accounting for Options premium
Accounting Workshop
A practical session giving delegates hands-on experience of accounting for derivatives instruments.
Internal Controls for Traders & End Users
-Framework for internal controls over a Derivatives operation
-The practical application of G30
-Reconciliation controls and recommendations
-Common systems - related issues and controls
-Valuation issues and controls
-Documentation controls
-Understanding the sources of revenue
(Session Option)
Portfolio Valuation & Performance
-The LIFFE/PRAG recommendations
-Investment Strategies using Futures & Options
-Futures & Options as a separate class
-Portfolio Valuations
-Performance Management examples
-Sensitivity Analysis
(Alternate Session Option)
Identifying & Managind Derivatives Risk
-Definitions and assumptions of Value at Risk (VAR)
-Practical applications for VAR for institutions
-Share testing of VAR models
-Potential problems
Todays Date: 8 September 2017
Duration 1 day
Accounting & controls for derivatives users