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INTEREST RATE RISK HEDGING WORKSHOP





               15
          15
        12 –13                              •  Breaking the hedge – what happens when   and hedging policies. Participants will be
         Lunch                               the hedge is no longer needed?    given some company annual reports and
          15
        13 –17 00                             –  How do banks compute break costs?  asked to fi nd evidence of interest rate
         Hedge Lifecycle                   Exercise:                           risk calculations and risk management
         •  How to deal with changing      effect of yield curve shape on carry and   policies. Participants will be invited to
          circumstances?                                                       draw conclusions on the logic behind the
                                           break costs
           –  Using rolling hedges                                             hedging policy and the hedging products
           –  Pre-hedging known future exposures    Analysis of Real Company Hedging   chosen.
         •  Evolution of hedge P/L          Decisions                          Termination and Evaluation of the
                                                                               Workshop
           –  What effect does the shape of the   In this session, we analyse some real
           yield curve have?               company interest rate hedging decisions
           –  Dealing with curve roll down and
           negative carry






















            Lecturer: Mark Taylor
            Mark spent 10 years as an FX and interest rate derivatives trader in London, HK
            and New York before moving into fi nancial training, where he has spent the last
            9 years.  His trading experience spans vanilla and exotic products having run
            profi table businesses across the derivatives product spectrum.
            Mark graduated from the University of Bristol with a  fi rst-class degree in
            Aeronautical Engineering.  He had a brief stint as an aerodynamicist working on
            military aircraft design for BAe Systems, before moving into fi nance, fi rst with
            Deutsche Bank and then RBS.
            After leaving fi nance Mark bought, ran and subsequently sold a retail business;
            in the process developing a  fi rst-hand understanding of company valuation,
            accounting, as well as company fi nancing and risk management.
            Mark uses his experience in fi nancial markets and the corporate world to run engaging training courses
            across both the markets and corporate fi nance disciplines.























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