The Mechanics of ALM

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Course

Distance

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Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Level

    Intermediate

  • Methodology

    Distance Learning

  • Duration

    16 Weeks

  • Online campus

    Yes

  • Delivery of study materials

    Yes

  • Support service

    Yes

  • Virtual classes

    Yes

How you'll learn
A new module is released every two weeks
Read the units online, save them to your computer or print them out
Study at your own pace
Efficient and cost effective - no need to travel or take time off work
Apply new skills and expertise to your work straight away

About this course

What you'll learn
All the key aspects of successful asset & liability management within a bank
The fundamental issues and challenges (risk appetite, risk identification and analysis, mitigants and controls, etc.) commonly faced in banking and finance
How asset and liability management contributes to the financial wellbeing of banks
The key principles of Basel III, including minimum capital, leverage ratio, and liquidity requirements, including differing, UK, US and European perspectives

Postgraduate certificate option
You have the option to receive a Postgraduate Certificate validated by Middlesex University Business School.

You will need to submit an additional marked assignment of 5000 words, based on a continuing case study that runs throughout the duration of the course.

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Subjects

  • Mechanics
  • IT risk
  • Risk
  • Banking
  • Function
  • Banks
  • Context
  • ALM
  • Techniques
  • Future
  • Liquidity
  • Market

Course programme

Core modules
  • Unit 1 - ALM for banks in context
  • Unit 2 - Risks in banking and the function of ALM
  • Unit 3 - Roles, responsibilities, and constraints on ALM
  • Unit 4 - ALM and market risk
  • Unit 5 - ALM in capital risk
  • Unit 6 - ALM and liquidity risk
  • Unit 7 - ALM techniques
  • Unit 8 - The future of ALM

The Mechanics of ALM

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