融跃教育

数量分析

风险管理基础

估值与风险模型

金融市场产品

模拟机考

操作风险

current issue

流动性风险

市场风险

投资风险

信用风险

模拟机考

1.Fundamentals of Probability

2.Common Distributions

3.Descriptive Statistics

4.Inferential statistics

5.Hypothesis testing

6.Correlation analysis

7.Linear regression

FRM与英语(1)

FRM与英语(2)

Grammar(1)

Grammar(2)

Financial Risk

Financial Institute(1)

Financial Institute(2)

Financial Institute(3)

Financial Products(1)

Financial Products(2)

1.Introduction

2.Calculator Version

3.Calculator overview

4.Decimal point setting

5.Priority mode setting

6.Beginning and End mode setting

7.Store and call function

8.Common Clear key

9.Exponential function

10.Logarithm, factorial, permutation and combination function

11.Poisson distribution, binomial distribution function

12.Bond price calculation and date function

13.Time value of money function

14.Practice of time value of money

15.Situations where time value of money does not apply

16.Statistics function

1.Introduction to financial market products

2.Bank

3.Insurance company and fund company

4.OTC and bond

5.Bond

6.Forward and futures

7.Swap

8.Options

1.Definition of bond

2.Face value of bonds

3.Term of repayment/Maturity and Coupon rate

4.Frequency of coupon payment

5.Issue price

6.Repayment and Liquidity

7.Safety/Security and Profitability

8.Divided by issuer

9.Divided by property guarantee

10.Divided by the rate of coupon payment

11.Bonds Versus Stocks

12.Bonds Versus Funds

13.Risks Faced

14.Risk Management

15.Pricing of Bonds

1.Bank Governance Framework

2.Bank operation model

3.Bank financial statement

前言

1-1 Typology of Risks and Risk Interactions

1-2 The Risk Management Process

1-3 quantitative risk metric

1-4 Risk Factor Breakdown and Interactions Between Factors

1-5 Structural Change From Tail Risk to Systemic Crisis

1-6 Human Agency and Conflicts of Interest

1-7 Risk Aggregation

1-8 Balancing Risk and Reward

2-1 Background The Modern Imperative to Manage Risk

2-2 Risk Appetite – What Is It

2-3 Risk Mapping

2-4 Strategy Selection Accept, Avoid, Mitigate, Transfer

2-5 Rightsizing Risk Management

2-6 Risk Transfer Toolbox

2-7 What Can Go Wrong in Corporate Hedging

3-1 The Post-Crisis Regulatory Response

3-2 Infrastructure of Risk Governance

3-3 Risk Appetite Statement

3-4 Implementing Board-Level Risk Governance

3-5 Risk Appetite and Business Strategy The Role of Incentives

3-6 Incentives and Risk-Taking

3-7 The Interdependence of Organizational Units in Risk Governance

3-8 Assessing the Bank’s Audit Function

4-1 Overview of Credit Risk Transfer Mechanisms

4-2 How Credit Risk Transfer Can Be Useful

4-3 The Mechanics of Securitization

4-4 From Buy-and-Hold to Originate-to-Distribution

5-1 Modern Portfolio Theory

5-2 The Capital Asset Pricing Model

5-3 The Capital Market Line and the Security Market Line

5-4 Performance Measures

6-1 The Arbitrage Pricing Theory

6-2 Different Types of Factor Models

7-1 Introduction

7-2 Benefits of Effective Risk Data Aggregation and Reporting

7-3 Key Governance Principles

7-4 Data Architecture and IT Infrastructure

7-5 Characteristics of a Strong Risk Data Aggregation Capability

7-6 Characteristics of Effective Risk Reporting Practices

7-6 Characteristics of Effective Risk Reporting Practices

8-1 ERM What Is It and Why Do Firms Need It

8-2 ERM – A Brief History

8-3 ERM From Vision to Action

8-4 Why Might Enterprise Risk Demand ERM Four key Reasons

8-5 The Critical Importance of Risk Culture

8-6 Scenario Analysis ERM’s Sharpest Blade

9-1 Interest Rate Risk

9-2 Funding Liquidity Risk

9-3 Constructing and Implementing a Hedging Strategy

9-4 Model Risk

9-5 Rogue Trading and Misleading Reporting

9-6 Financial Engineering

9-7 Reputation Risk

9-8 Corporate Governance

9-9 Cyber Risk

10-1 Introduction and Overview

10-2 How It All Started

10-3 The Role of Financial Intermediaries

10-4 Issues with the Rating Agencies

10-5 A Primer on the Short-Term Wholesale Debt Market

10-6 The Liquidity Crunch Hits

10-7 Central Banks to the Rescue

11-1 Introduction Statement

11-2 Rules of Conduct

0-1 Introduction

1-1 Probabilities Concepts

1-2 Total probability and Bayes’ theorem

2-1 Discrete & Continuous Random Variable

2-2 Descriptive Statistics- Four Moments

3-1 Discrete Distribution

3-2 Continuous Distribution

4-1 Discrete Bivariate Random Variable

4-2 Covariance and Correlation

4-3 Independent Identical Distributed

4-4 Cross central moment

5-1 Inferential Statistics

5-2 Properties of Estimators

5-3 LLN and CLT

6-1 Null vs. Alternative hypothesis

6-2 Test statistic

6-3 Mean Tests

6-4 Variance Test

6-5 Type I and Type II Error

7-1 Ordinary Least Squares

7-2 Measuring Model Fit

7-3 OLS Parameter Estimators

7-4 Hypothesis Testing for Regression Coefficients

8-1 Multiple Linear Regression

8-2 Measures of Fit

8-3 Hypothesis Testing in Multiple Linear Regression

8-4 ANOVA

9-1 Omitted Variables

9-2 Heteroskedasticity

9-3 Multicollinearity

9-4 Outliers

9-5 The Bias-Variance Tradeoff

10-1 Cycle

10-2 White Noise and Wold’s Theorem

10-3 AR, MA and ARMA(1)

10-3 AR, MA and ARMA(2)

11-1 Trend and Seasonality

11-2 Random Walk and Unit Roots

12-1 Returns and Volatility

12-2 Measuring Correlations

12-3 The Distribution of Financial Returns

13-1 Simulation Random Variables

13-2 Bootstrapping

14-1 Machine-Learning Methods

15-1 Machine Learning and Prediction

1-1 Types of Banks

1-2 The risk in Banking

1-3 Bank Regulation

1-4 Deposit Insurance

1-5 Investment Banking

1-6 Conflicts of interest

1-7 The Originate-to-Distribute Model

2-1 Categories of insurance companies

2-2 Life Insurance

2-3 Pension Plans

2-4 Property and Casualty Insurance

2-5 Moral hazard and adverse slection

2-6 Regulation

3-1 Mutual funds

3-2 Exchange-Traded Funds

3-3 Undesirable Trading Behavior

3-4 Hedge funds

3-5 Types of Hedge funds

3-6 Research of Returns

4-1 Clearing

4-2 Exchanges

4-3 How CCPs handle Credit Risk

4-4 Over the Counter Markets

5-1 The operation of CCPs

5-2 Regulations of OTC derivatives Markets

5-3 Standard and Non-Standard transactions

5-4 The Move to Central Clearing

5-5 Impacts of Central Clearing on Financial Markets

5-6 Clearing Members and Non-Members

5-7 Advantages and Disadvantages of CCPs

5-8 CCP Risks

6-1 Interest rate＆Compounding

6-2 Spot rates and Forward rates

6-3 Three theories of term structure

6-4 Bond pricing ＆Quotations bond

6-5 Accrued Interest

6-6 Duration and convexity

7-1 Bond issuance

7-2 Bond trading

7-3 Bond indentures

7-4 Types of corporate bonds

7-5 Bonds retiring

7-6 Bond risk

7-7 Recovery rate and Default rate

7-8 High-yield bonds

7-9 Expected return from bond investment

8-1 Derivatives

8-2 Forward and Futures contract

8-3 Swap

8-4 Option

8-5 Market Participants

8-6 Strategies and Payoffs

9-1 Specification of Futures

9-2 Commodity Characteristics

9-3 Basis

9-4 Termination & Delivery

9-5 Margins

9-6 Marking to market

9-7 Trading orders

9-8 Contango and backwardation

10-1 Investment Assets and Consumption Assets

10-2 Short Selling and Short Squeeze

10-3 Forward Pricing

10-4 Arbitrage transaction

10-5 The Value of a Forwards Contract

10-6 Relation between forward and futures prices

11-1 Quotes

11-2 Estimating FX Risk

11-3 Multi-currency heding using options

11-4 Determinations of exchange rates

11-5 Foreign exchange exposure

11-6 Nominal and real interst rates

11-7 Interest rate parity

12-1 Forward Rate Agreements

12-2 T-Bond Futures

12-3 Eurodollar Futures

12-4 Duration-Based Hedging

13-1 Hedges basic

13-2 Basis Risk

13-3 Optimal hedge rations

13-4 Hedge Equity Positions

13-5 Duration-Based Hedging

13-6 Creating long-term hedges

14-1 Interest rate swap

14-2 Currency swap

15-1 Calls and Puts

15-2 Exchange-traded options on stocks

15-3 Option trading

15-4 Margin requirements

15-5 Other option-like securities

16-1 Factors of option price

16-2 Price bounds of options

16-3 Put-call parity

17-1 Simple Strategies

17-2 Spread strategies

17-3 Combination strategies

18-1 Exotic Options

19-1 Mortgages types

19-2 Monthly payments

19-3 Prepayments and factors

19-4 Securitization- MBS

19-5 Agency mortgage-backed securities

19-6 Other Agency Products

19-7 Valuation of an MBS Pool

19-8 Option adjusted spread

科目介绍

1-1 The Mean-Variance Framework

1-2 VaR

1-3 Expected Shortfall

1-4 Coherent Risk Measures

2-1 Historical Simulation

2-2 The Delta-Normal Model

2-3 The Delta-Gamma Model

2-4 Monte Carlo Simulation

3-1 Deviations From Normality

3-2 Historical Standard Deviation Method

3-3 Exponentially Weighted Moving Average Model

3-4 GARCH

3-5 Implied Volatility

3-6 Correlation

4-1 Rating Scales

4-2 Historical Performance

4-3 The Rating Process

4-4 Alternative to Ratings

4-5 Internal Ratings

4-6 Ratings Transitions

4-7 The Rating of Structured Products

5-1Evaluation of Risk

5-2 Total Risk

5-3 Sovereign Credit Risk

5-4 Sovereign Credit Rating

5-5 Sovereign Default Spread

6-1 Background

6-2 The Mean and Standard Deviation of Credit losses

6-3 The Gaussian Copula Model

6-4 The Vasicek Model

6-5 Creditmetrics

6-6 Risk Allocation

6-7 Challenges

7-1 large Risks

7-2 Measure of Operational Risk Capital - BIA

7-3 Measure of Operational Risk Capital - SA

7-4 Measure of Operational Risk Capital - AMA

7-5 Measure of Operational Risk Capital - SMA

7-6 Potential Biased

7-7 Reducing Operational Risk

7-8 Insurance

8-1 Stress Testing Versus VaR and ES

8-2 Choosing Scenarios

8-3 Stress Testing

8-4 Governance

8-5 Basel Stress-Testing Principles

9-1 Treasury Bills and Treasury Bonds

9-2 The Law of One Price and Arbitrage

9-3 Discount Factors From Coupon-Bearing Bonds

10-1 Measuring Interest Rates

10-2 Spot Rates

10-3 Par Rates

10-4 Forward Rates

10-5 Properties of Spot, Forward, and Par rates

10-6 Other Rates

10-7 Flattening and Steepening Term Structures

11-1 Realized Return and Spread

11-2 Yield to Maturity

11-3 Return Decomposition

12-1 Yield Duration

12-2 Curve Duration

12-3 Convexity

12-4 Constructing Portfolio

13-1 Principal Components Analysis

13-2 Key Rate 01S

13-3 Bucketing Approach

14-1 One-step Tress

14-2 Two-step Trees

14-3 Risk Neutral Valuation

14-4 Valuation of Options

14-5 Altered Binomial Model

14-6 Binomial Trees

15-1 The Black-Scholes-Merton Model

16-1 Greeks

1.Mean-variance framework

2.Normal distribution and Mean-variance framework limitations

3.Value at risk (VaR) and VaR limitations

4.Coherent risk measures and ES

5.Linear and nonlinear derivatives and Historical simulation approach

6.Delta-normal approach and Full revaluation method

7.Deviations From the Normal Distribution

8.Regime Switching

9.Volatility Measurement

10.The EWMA Model and GARCH (1,1) Model

11.Mean reversion and Correlation

12.Historical-based approach

13.Nonparametric vs. Parametric VaR Methods and implied-volatility-based approach

14.Arithmetic and Geometric returns

15.Normal VaR and Lognormal VaR

16.Bootstrap Historical Simulation Approach

1.Basic of credit risk

2.Credit risk measurement

3.Credit risk management

1.Event classification of Operational risk

2.Data Governance of Operational risk

3.Measurement methods of Operational risk

4.Organizational Structure in Operational risk

5.Capital Planning of Operational risk

introduction

M1-1 normal VAR &lognormalVAR

M1-2 Expected shortfall

M1-3 QQ plot

M1-4 practice and summary

M2-1 Drawback of historical simulation

M2-2 weighted approach

M2-3 advantage and disadvantage of Non-parametric

M2-4 practice and summary

M3-1-extreme value-1

M3-1-extreme value-2

M3-2 practice and summary

M4-1-backtesting introduciton

M4-2-backtesting Method

M4-3 Basel rules

M4-4 practice and summary

M5-1 VaR manpping

M5-2 fixed income manpping

M5-3 Derivatives mapping

M5-4 tracking error var

M5-5 practice and summary

M6-1 validating VaR

M6-2 practice and summary

M7-1 backtesting VaR using PIT

M7-2 practice and summary

M8-1 correlation basics

M8-2 correlation tradding

M8-3 two correlation cases

M8-4 correlation risk and other risk

M8-5 practice and summary

M9-1 empirical properties of corelation

M9-2 practice and summary

M10-1 copula modeling

M10-2 practice and summary

M11-1 introductio

M11-2 examples-1

M11-2 examples-2

M11-2 examples-3

M11-2 examples-4

M11-2 examples-5

M11-2 examples-6

M11-3 other issues

M11-4 practice and summary

M12-1 expectation and convexity

M12-2 risk premium

M12-3 practice and summary

M13-1 model 1 and model 2

M13-2 ho-lee

M13-3 vasicek

M13-4 practice and summary

M14-1 volatility models

M14-2 practice and summary

M15-1 Gauss model

M15-2 practice and summary

M16-1 regression heding

M16-2 practice and summary

M17-1 volatility smile

M17-2 practice and summary

M18-1 FRTB

M18-2 practice and summary

0-1 introduction

1-1 Basic methods of VaR estimation

1-2 Coherent risk estimation

2-1 Bootstrap historical simulation

2-2 Four Non-parametric Approaches

3-1 Block Maxima Method

3-2 Peaks-over-Threshold

4-1 Backtesting VaR Introduction

4-2 Backtesting VaR methods(1)

4-2 Backtesting VaR methods(2)

5-1 Mapping introduction

5-2 VaR mapping application(1)

5-2 VaR mapping application(2)

6-1 lessons in VaR estimation

7-1 Correlation in finance

7-2 Correlation trading

7-3 Risk management and the financial crisis

8-1 Mean Reversion of Correlation

9-1 Copulas and Joint Default Probability

10-1 Single and two-Variable Regression Based Hedging

11-1 Binomial tree- Risk neutral and replication pricing(1)

12-1 Interest Rate Expectation, Volatility and Risk Premium

13-1 Model 1 and Model 2

13-2 Ho-lee Model and VasiceK model

14-1 Time variability of volatility

15-1 Foreign currency option

15-2 Equity option

16-1 Regulation evolutions

0-1 introduction

1-1 Introduction of Credit Risk

1-2 Type of Transactions That Create Credit Risk

2-1 Governance

3-1 Introduction to Credit Risk Modeling and Assessment

4-1 Credit Scoring and Rating

5-1 Credit Scoring and Retail Credit Risk Management

5-2 Credit Scoring

6-1 Sovereign Default Risk

6-2 Sovereign Default Risk summary

7-1 Capital Structure in Banks-1

7-1 Capital Structure in Banks-2

7-2 Capital Structure in Banks summary

8-1 Estimating PD from ratinghistorical dataHazard Rate

8-2 Estimating PD From Spread

8-3 Comparison of Default Probabilities Estimates

8-4 Estimating PD From Equity Prices（Merton）

9-1 Credit Value at Risk

10-1-Portfolio Credit Risk(introduction)

10-2-Portfolio Credit Risk(Gaussian Copula Model)

10-3-Portfolio Credit Risk(Single-Factor Model）

10-4-Portfolio Credit Risk（Vasicek’s Model）

10-5-Portfolio Credit Risk （Credit Risk Plus）

10-6-Portfolio Credit Risk （CreditMetrics）

11-1-Credit Risk

12-1 Derivatives market

12-2 CCP and modeling derivatives risk

13-1 Counterparty Risk and Beyond

14-1 Netting, Close-out and Related Aspects

15-1 Margin (Collateral) and Settlement

16-1 Evolution and mechanics

16-2 CCP risk management

17-1-Exposure metrics and mitigation（1）

17-2-Exposure metrics and mitigation（2）

17-3 Impact of Collateral on Counterparty Risk and Funding

17-4 Future Value and Exposure summary

18-1-CVA, DVA and BCVA（1）

18-2-CVA, DVA and BCVA（2）

18-3-Wrong way risk

19-1-Market risk prospective of CCR and stress testing

20-1 Policies and actions

20-2 Loan loss provisioning

21-1-Credit derivatives（CDS)

21-2-Credit derivatives（TRS)

21-3-Credit derivatives（CLN)

21-4-Securitization instruments

22-1-Structured Credit Risk

23-1-Securitization review

0-1 Introduction

1-1 Introduction to Operational Risk and Resilience

1-2 Introduction to Operational Risk and Resilience

1-3 Introduction to Operational Risk and Resilience

1-4 Introduction to Operational Risk and Resilience

2-1 Risk Governance

2-2 Risk Governance

2-3 Risk Governance

3-1 Risk Identification

2-4 Risk Governance

3-2 Risk Identification

3-3 Risk Identification

3-4 Risk Identification

4-1 Risk Measurement and Assessment

4-2 Risk Measurement and Assessment

4-3 Risk Measurement and Assessment

4-4 Risk Measurement and Assessment

4-5 Risk Measurement and Assessment

4-6 Risk Measurement and Assessment

4-7 Risk Measurement and Assessment

5-1 Risk Mitigation

5-2 Risk Mitigation

5-3 Risk Mitigation

5-4 Risk Mitigation

5-5 Risk Mitigation

5-6 Risk Mitigation

6-1 Risk Reporting

6-2 Risk Reporting

6-3 Risk Reporting

6-4 Risk Reporting

7-1 Integrated Risk Management

7-2 Integrated Risk Management

7-3 Integrated Risk Management

7-4 Integrated Risk Management

8-1 Cyber-Resilience- Range of Practices

8-2 Cyber-Resilience- Range of Practices

8-3 Cyber-Resilience- Range of Practices

8-4 Cyber-Resilience- Range of Practices

8-5 Cyber-Resilience- Range of Practices

9-1 Case Study- Cyberthreats and Information Security Risks

9-2 Case Study- Cyberthreats and Information Security Risks

10-1 Sound Management of Risks Related to Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism

10-2 Sound Management of Risks Related to Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism

10-3 Sound Management of Risks Related to Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism

11-1 Management of Risk Associated with Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism

11-2 Management of Risk Associated with Money Laundering and Financing of Terrorism

12-1 Guidance on Managing Outsourcing Risk

12-2 Guidance on Managing Outsourcing Risk

13-1 Case Study- Third-Party Risk Management

13-2 Case Study- Third-Party Risk Management

14-1 Case Study- Investor Protection and Compliance Risks in Investment Activities

14-2 Case Study- Investor Protection and Compliance Risks in Investment Activities

15-1 Supervisory Guidance on Model Risk Management

15-2 Supervisory Guidance on Model Risk Management

15-3 Supervisory Guidance on Model Risk Management

15-4 Supervisory Guidance on Model Risk Management

16-1 Case Study- Model Risk and Model Validation

16-2 Case Study- Model Risk and Model Validation

16-3 Case Study- Model Risk and Model Validation

17-1 Stress Testing Banks

17-2 Stress Testing Banks

17-3 Stress Testing Banks

18-1 Risk Capital Attribution and Risk-Adjusted Performance Measurement

18-2 Risk Capital Attribution and Risk-Adjusted Performance Measurement

18-3 Risk Capital Attribution and Risk-Adjusted Performance Measurement

18-4 Risk Capital Attribution and Risk-Adjusted Performance Measurement

18-5 Risk Capital Attribution and Risk-Adjusted Performance Measuremen

18-6 Risk Capital Attribution and Risk-Adjusted Performance Measurement

18-7 Risk Capital Attribution and Risk-Adjusted Performance Measurement

18-8 Risk Capital Attribution and Risk-Adjusted Performance Measurement

19-1 Range of Practices and Issues in Economic Capital Frameworks

19-2、3 Range of Practices and Issues in Economic Capital Frameworks

19-4 Range of Practices and Issues in Economic Capital Frameworks

20-1 Capital Planning at Large Bank Holding Companies

20-2 Capital Planning at Large Bank Holding Companies

21-1 Capital Regulation Before the Global Financial Crisis

21-2 Capital Regulation Before the Global Financial Crisis

21-3 Capital Regulation Before the Global Financial Crisis

21-4 Capital Regulation Before the Global Financial Crisis

21-5,6 Capital Regulation Before the Global Financial Crisis

21-7 Capital Regulation Before the Global Financial Crisis

21-8 Capital Regulation Before the Global Financial Crisis

22-1、2、3 Solvency, Liquidity and Other Regulation After the Global Financial Crisis

22-4 Solvency, Liquidity and Other Regulation After the Global Financial Crisis

22-5 Solvency, Liquidity and Other Regulation After the Global Financial Crisis

22-6 Solvency, Liquidity and Other Regulation After the Global Financial Crisis

22-7、8 Solvency, Liquidity and Other Regulation After the Global Financial Crisis

23-1 High-Level Summary of Basel Ⅲ Reforms

23-2 High-Level Summary of Basel Ⅲ Reforms

23-3 High-Level Summary of Basel Ⅲ Reforms

24-1、2 Basel Ⅲ-Finalising Post-Crisis Reforms

24-3 Basel Ⅲ-Finalising Post-Crisis Reforms

1-1 Factor Theory

1-2 Capital asset pricing model

1-3 Multifactor Model

1-4 Efficient market theory

1-5 Example

2-1.Macroeconomic risk factors

2-2.Dynamic risk factors

2-3.Example

3-1 Characteristics of Sound Benchmarks

3-2.Fundamental Law of Active Management

3-3.Alphas for nonlinear strategies

3-4 Example

4-1 Portfolio Construction Inputs

4-2.Transaction Costs

4-3 Portfolio Construction Techniques

4-4 Example

5-1 Portfolio VaR

5-2 Marginal VaR

5-3 Incremental VaR and Component VaR

5-4 Portfolio VaR---Summary

5-5 Example

6-1 Two Basic Steps of the Investment Process

6-2 Funding Ris

6-3 Monitoring Risk with VAR

6-4 Example

7-1 The Three Legs of Risk Management

7 - 2 Liquidity Considerations

7 - 3 Example

8 - 1 Time-Weighted and Dollar-Weighted Return

8 - 2 Risk-Adjusted Performance Measures

8-3 Market Timing Ability

8-4 Performance Attribution

8-5 Example

9-1 Hedge Funds versus Mutual Funds

9-2 Hedge Fund Strategies

9-3 Fund of Hedge Funds

9-4 Example

10-1 Past Fund Failures

10-2 Due Diligence of Operational Environment

10-3 Example

11-1 Information Disclosures

11-2 Efficacy of Information Disclosures

11-3 Example

introduction

1-1 Liquidity Trading Risk

1-2 liquidity funding risk.mp4.mp4

1-3 Liquidity Black Hole

2-1 funding liquidity risk

2-2 leverage and forms of credit in contemporary finance

2-3 transactions liquidity risk

3-1 Early Warning Indicators

4-1 introduction

4-2 popular money and capital market investment instruments

4-3 factors affecting choice of investment securities

4-4 investment maturity strategies

5-1 the demand for and supply of liquidity

5-2 strategies for liquidity managers

5-3 estimating liquidity needs

5-4 legal reserves and money position management.

6-1 uses and sources of intraday liquidity

6-2 risk measurement and monitoring tools for financial institutions

7-1 monitor liquidity

8-1 the failure mechanics of dealer banks

9-1 liquidity stress testing

10-1 liquidity risk reporting and stress testing

11-1 contingency funding planning

12-1 types of deposits offered by depository institutions

12-2 pricing deposits

13-1 alternative non-depiosit sources of funds

13-2 choosing among alternative non-deposit sources

14-1 repurchase agreements structure and uses

14-2 general and special repo rates

15-1 liquidity transfer pricing a guide to better practice

16-1 the US dollar shortage in global banking and international policy response

17-1 covered interest parity lost

18-1 risk management for changing interest rates asset liability management and duration techniques

19-1 illiquidity asset

0-1 current issues

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