Securities Settlements, Clearing and Global Custody

IFF

Course

In London

£ 1,999 VAT exempt

Description

  • Type

    Course

  • Location

    London

This course is packed with group discussions and practical workshops on the relationships with the counterparties and on explaining the high level process flow from trade to settlement for equities, bonds and derivatives. Delegates will also produce a take-home detailed overview of the clearing and settlement environment including key players, processes and issues.

Facilities

Location

Start date

London
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6th Floor, 29 Bressenden Place, SW1E 5DR

Start date

On request

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Subjects

  • Team Training
  • IT risk
  • Risk
  • Global Custody
  • Securities
  • Audit
  • Global
  • Operational Risk
  • Trade
  • Derivatives

Course programme

Agenda Summary ï Introduction to Settlement ï The Role of the Exchanges and Clearing Houses ï The Role of the Operations Team ï Settlement Conventions ï Settlement Processes in Detail ï Introduction to Global Custody and Derivatives Clearing ï Global Custody ñ Core Services ï Global Custody ñ Value-Added Services ï Corporate Actions ï Overview of Operational Risk Workshops ï Road Maps 1 - Explaining the relationships with the counterparties dealt with in the settlement of a typical trades on and off exchange ñ equities ñ debt ñ derivatives ï Road Maps 2 - Explaining the high level process flow from trade to settlement for ñ equities ñ bonds ñ derivatives Describing the margin call process Understanding the basics of collateral management ï Wrap-up Workshop - Delegates will produce a detailed overview of the clearing and settlement environment including key players, processes and issues for a new hire in the audit department

Additional information

Practical course

Securities Settlements, Clearing and Global Custody

£ 1,999 VAT exempt