About the Course
Master Class in Product Control enabling you to Launch and Excel your Investment Banking Product Control career
Launching your Product Control Career offers a comprehensive collection of 8 modules designed to help you start your Product Control career or launch it to the next level.
The course is delivered on-demand, and you have access to the training for 12 months.
Each course includes instructional videos, exercises, quizzes, and workbooks for further practice.
Meet Your Instructor
Peter Nash
Instructor
Course curriculum
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Welcome to the course !!!
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1.01 What you can expect from this training course
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1.02 An overview of a bank's structure and the role of the trading desks
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1.03 A day in in the life of a Product Controller
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1.04 Daily P&L - What does the daily P&L measure and how can the report be presented?
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1.05 Daily P&L - A summary of the inputs required to prepare your daily P&L report
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1.06 Daily P&L - A detailed review of the inputs required to produce your daily P&L report
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1.07 Balance Sheet Reconciliations - A summary of its purpose and importance
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1.08 Closing summary
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1.09 Quiz
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2.01 Why do we need some accounting skills?
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2.02 Which accounting rules do we use?
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2.03 Financial Instruments - definitions
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2.04 Recognition & De-recognition - When do you start & stop accounting for a financial instrument?
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2.05 De-recognition - Repo accounting
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2.06 De-recognition - Financial liabilities
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2.07 Quiz
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2.08 Introduction to IFRS 9 Financial Instruments
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2.09 IFRS 9 - The Business Model Test, what type of business model are you running?
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2.10 IFRS 9 - Business Model Example
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2.11 IFRS 9 SPPI test - Is this a basic lending agreement?
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2.12 IFRS 9 SPPI Test - Examples of features that breach the test
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2.13 Quiz
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2.14 IFRS 9 - Amortized cost Introduction
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2.15 IFRS 9 Amortized cost - How to amortize a premium into the P&L
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2.16 IFRS 9 Amortized cost - How to amortize a discount into the P&L
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2.17 IFRS 9 Amortized cost - Example
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2.18 IFRS 9 Amortized cost - Exercise
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2.19 Quiz
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2.20 IFRS 9 - Fair Value through Other Comprehensive Income (FVOCI)
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2.21 IFRS 9 - Fair Value through the Income Statement (including fair value option)
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2.22 IFRS 9 Fair Value Option - example
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2.23 IFRS 9 - Comparing the P&L and Balance Sheet for Amortized costs, FVOCI & FVTPL
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2.24 Quiz
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2.25 IFRS 9 - Expected Credit Loss (ECL), what is it and when do you record an ECL?
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2.26 IFRS 9 - Which ECL stage is appropriate and how does this impact your ECL calculation?
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2.27 IFRS 9 - Quantifying your ECL
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2.28 IFRS 9 - ECL Calculation example
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2.29 Quiz
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2.30 IFRS 9 - How to classify and measure Financial Liabitlies?
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2.31 IFRS 9 - Fair Valued Financial Liabilities and Own Credit
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2.32 Quiz
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2.33 How to use T-accounts
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2.34 Account for a futures contract - What is it and how do we account for it?
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2.35 Accounting for a futures contract - Understanding futures statements
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2.36 Accounting for a futures contract - Initial Margin accounting
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2.37 Accounting for a Futures Contract - Variation Margin accounting
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2.38 Accounting for a Futures Contract - Gross P&L (closing out positions)
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2.39 Accounting for a Futures Contract - Exercise
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2.40 Accounting for a Bond - What is it and how do we account for it?
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2.41 Accounting for a Bond - Which features do you need to account for?
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2.42 Accounting for a Bond - Accounting example
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2.43 Accounting for a Bond - Accounting exercise
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2.44 Accounting for an Interest rate swap - What is it and how do we account for it?
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2.45 Accounting for an Interest rate swap - which features do you need to account for?
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2.46 Accounting for an Interest rate swap - Accounting example
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2.47 Accounting for an Interest rate swap - Accounting exercise
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2.48 Accounting exercise workbook
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Recording of meeting
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3.01 Fair Value - Introduction
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3.02 Fair Value - When do we refer to IFRS 13 and how is FAIR VALUE defined?
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3.03 Fair Value - Do we use bid, mid or offer prices?
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3.04 Fair Value - Valuation techniques
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3.05 Fair Value Measurement - Orderly transactions
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3.06 Fair Value - Market participants
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3.07 Fair Value - Measurement date
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3.08 Fair Value - Blockage factors
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3.09 Fair Value - Which unit of account can you use?
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3.10 Fair Value - Principal or most advantageous market?
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3.11 Fair Value - Exercise
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3.12 Fair Value Hierarchy - Introduction
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3.13 Fair Value Hierarchy - Level 1, 2 or 3?
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3.14 Fair Value Hierarchy - Decision tree
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3.15 Fair Value Hierarchy - Exercise
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3.16 Fair Value & FVH - Quiz
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3.17 Fair value and FVH - Exercise workbook
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4.01 Discounting and Market Risk - Course outline
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4.02 Discounting - Introduction
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4.03 Discounting - Exercises
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4.04 Discounting - What yield do we choose for discounting?
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4.05 Discounting - Risk free rates and Credit spreads
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4.06 Discounting - Bonds and discounting
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4.07 Discounting - Bonds discounting exercise
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4.08 Discounting - Derivatives discounting and collateral
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4.08a Derivative Discounting Exercise
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4.08b Discounting Derivatives in Practice
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4.09 Discounting - Derivatives discounting and yield curves
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4.10 Discounting - Quiz
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4.11 Market Risk - Introduction
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4.12 Market Risk - Single or multiple points of exposure
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4.13 Market Risk - Exposed to all or only some of the notional
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4.14 Market Risk - Different market risks for each financial instrument
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4.15 Market Risk - Interest rate risk on swaps and bonds
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4.16 Market Risk - Taylor series formula
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4.17 Market Risk - Taylor series formula for Tesla option
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4.18 Market Risk - Taylor series for a stock vs option
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4.19 Market Risk - Expressions of marekt risk exposures
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4.20 Market Risk - Interest rate delta
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4.21 Market Risk - FX Delta
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4.22 Market Risk - Commodity Delta
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4.23 Market Risk - Vega
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4.24 Exercise Workbook - Discounting & Market Risk
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4.25 Market Risk Quiz
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Group Coaching Call #2
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5.0 Valuations - Course overview
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5.01 End of day revaluation rates
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5.02 Independent end of day rates - are they really observable?
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5.03 Bid Offer - Why do we need to adjust for it?
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5.04 Bid Offer - What determines the size of the spread?
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5.05 Bid Offer - How to calculate the adjustment
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5.06 Bid Offer - Which positions can we combine to make the adjustment?
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5.07 Bid Offer - FX exposures and bid offer
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5.08 Bid Offer - Calculating the adjustment for FX exposure
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5.09 Bid Offer - Calculating the adjustment for Interest rate exposures
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5.10 Bid Offer - Exercise
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5.11 Bid Offer Quiz
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5.12 IPV - Introduction
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5.13 IPV - The 4 step process to calculate and report IPV
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5.14 IPV - Price discovery
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5.15 IPV - Calculating IPV for a bond
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5.16 IPV - Mismarking and P&L smoothing
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5.17 IPV - Exercise
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5.18 CVA & FVA - Introduction
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5.19 ISDA Master Agreements
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5.20 ISDA Master Netting Agreements & Financial Reporting
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5.21 Credit Support Annex - CSA
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5.22 Global Financial Crisis and the emergence of CVA and FVA
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5.33 CVA - Introduction
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5.34 Calculating CVA
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5.35 FVA - Introduction
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5.36 FVA - Funding spread
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5.37 FVA - Funding Benefit Adjustment (FBA) or Funding Cost Adjustment (FCA)?
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5.38 FVA - calculating the adjustment
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5.39 FVA - Exercise
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5.41 CVA and FVA quiz
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5.42 Valuation adjustment workbook
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About this course
- $99.00
- 231 lessons
- 11.5 hours of video content