All Capital Markets Modules
- Interest Rate Derivatives for Leveraged Debt Management
- Core Analyst and Associate Education - Capital Markets (Origination)
- Core Junior Trading and Sales Education - Trading and Sales
- Derivatives Master Classes
- Foreign Exchange Master Class
- Credit Fixed Income Master Class
- Fixed Income Master Classes
- Equity Master Classes
- Understanding Insurance Companies
- Hybrid Securities for Financial Institutions
- Convertible Bonds
- Cash and Credit Analysis Diagnostic Tools for (potentially) Stressed Companies
- Advanced Credit Analysis
- Basic Credit Analysis
- Introduction to Equity Capital Markets
- Derivatives
- Introduction to Foreign Exchange (FX), Commodities and Derivatives
- Introduction to Debt Capital Markets
- Introduction to Capital Markets and Credit Risk Analysis
Financial Training Courses
Introduction to Foreign Exchange (FX), Commodities and Derivatives
- Categorized in: Capital Markets
In an increasingly global economy the impact of foreign exchange rate movements on a company’s risk profile cannot be underestimated. The session starts with an overview of the financial impact of foreign exchange on a company. Participants explore risks and opportunities of foreign exchange and how they are presented in a company's accounts. It also covers which areas fall into operating decisions and which into financing decisions. A further module covers the commodities market and how commodities' volatility can impact costs. During the final part of the session, participants will be introduced to the basic forms of derivatives and how a company can use these to effectively manage its risk profile.
- Types of risk
- Accounting - translating the profit/loss of foreign subsidiaries for domestic purposes
- Direct - actual monies received once receipt or cost is exchanges for domestic currency
- Import/export strength
- Overview of the foreign exchange and commodities markets
- How fx volatility can impact company’s revenues and costs
- Explore whether the impact can get passed on to the company's customers
- Basic forms of derivatives:
- Forward contracts
- Swaps
- Options
- Effects on the risk profile of a company




