Syllabus Of MRM-

  1. Introduction to Market Risk:
    • Definition and types of market risk.
    • Historical examples of market risk events.
    • Importance of market risk management.
  2. Market Risk Metrics:
    • Value at Risk (VaR) and its calculation methods (historical simulation, parametric, Monte Carlo).
    • Expected Shortfall (ES).
    • Stress testing and scenario analysis.
    • Backtesting VaR models.
  3. Market Risk Factors:
    • Interest rate risk.
    • Equity price risk.
    • Foreign exchange rate risk.
    • Commodity price risk.
    • Credit spread risk.
  4. Market Risk Models:
    • Time series models for forecasting financial market data.
    • Volatility modeling (GARCH models).
    • Correlation and copula models.
    • Multifactor models.
  5. Regulatory Framework and Capital Requirements:
    • Basel III and Basel IV regulations.
    • Market risk capital requirements.
    • Internal models approach vs. standardized approach.
  6. Market Risk Management Practices:
    • Risk appetite and tolerance.
    • Risk limits and controls.
    • Risk reporting and monitoring.
    • Risk-adjusted performance measurement.
  7. Hedging and Risk Mitigation:
    • Use of derivatives for hedging.
    • Delta hedging, gamma hedging, and other hedging strategies.
    • Portfolio optimization for risk reduction.
  8. Market Risk in Trading and Investment Portfolios:
    • Risk in trading desks.
    • Risk in investment portfolios.
    • Portfolio construction and optimization.
  9. Market Risk in Banking:
    • Asset-liability management.
    • Interest rate risk in the banking book (IRRBB).
    • Liquidity risk and funding risk.
  10. Market Risk Case Studies:
    • Real-world case studies of market risk events and how they were managed or mismanaged.
  11. Ethical and Legal Considerations:
    • Ethical issues in market risk management.
    • Legal and regulatory compliance.
  12. Recent Developments and Emerging Trends:
    • Machine learning and AI in market risk management.
    • Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations in risk management.