
Overview

Learn how to conduct ALM stress testing across all risk types with the help of this quick and convenient webinar. As a participant, you’ll discover what data is needed, how to determine subjection assumptions, and what output and results are required. You’ll also learn the different scenarios for applying standard liquidity stress templates to retail and commercial balance sheets.
In addition to integrating stress testing across risk types, you’ll discover how successful institutions conduct their ALM and profitability management in order to maximize their position and stay healthy amid all the regulatory changes.
Finally, you’ll gain insight into your next exam by reviewing the key areas regulators are looking for within your stress tests and by evaluating your institution’s ALM metrics compared to those of your peers.

Learning Objectives
Learn how to conduct ALM stress testing across all risk types
Determine the data needed, subjection assumptions, and what output and results are required
Examine the different scenarios for applying standard liquidity stress templates to retail and commercial balance sheets
Review the area regulators are looking for in your stress tests
Gain insight into how successful institutions conduct their ALM and profitability management
Compare your institution’s ALM metrics to your peers

Agenda
Market stress and its integration to other types of risks
Stressing credit risk and its effect to other types of risks
Counterparty stress in regards to market and behavior risk
Stressing sensitivities to credit/market risk factors
Stressing ratings in correlation to financial market and economic factors
Downgrading under market crisis
Stressing market and counterparty driven behavior
Integrating financial analysis to achieve robust stress testing methodologies
Valuation and income analysis under stress conditions
Liquidity risk resulted by integrated stress risks
Case study on stress scenarios across the risks
Emphasizing the importance of stress and scenario testing as a tool for identifying, assessing and communicating risks at the enterprise-wide level

CPE Credit Hours
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Level: Basic
Prerequisites: None
Advance preparation: None
Instructional Method: Live-Group
Length: 60 Minutes
CPE Info: 1 Credit in the Field of Finance
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Who Should Attend
This webinar is designed to benefit anyone responsible for asset/liability management at a community financial institution, including:

Faculty
Andrew LiegelSenior Product Manager,
FRSGlobalAs a key member of the Product Management team at FRSGlobal, Andrew is responsible for developing product roadmaps in reporting and risk management areas. Prior to joining FRSGlobal, Andrew expanded his experience through several roles within the financial services industry, including; senior analyst for the Risk and Capital Markets practice at IDC Financial Insights, member of the Strategy and Development group at State Street Global Markets, and roles at both a small consulting firm and Scudder Zurich.

Fees
$179 Members
$199 Nonmembers
$199 Staff/Coworkers

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