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Collateral Management-learn the following in 3 hours

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Purpose of collateral

  • Main advantages of collateral
  • Market growth
  • How credit exposures occur

 Entering collateralised transactions

  • Multiple product collateralisation
  • Establishing a policy
  • Collateral workflow

Collateral terminology

  • Key terms and what they mean

Problems & risks with collateral

  • Credit risk
  • Operational risk
  • Valuation of trades
  • Valuation of collateral
  • Dispute resolution

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