Treasury & ALM
Learn from respected industry experts with substantial experience in treasury and asset liability management.
Our ALM and treasury courses unpack the complexities of capital management, liquidity management and interest rate risk. Based on best practice, our courses will provide you with comprehensive strategies to analyse liquidity risk, assess stable funding availability, and determine capital adequacy.
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Public Courses
Our public courses are attended by the world’s top corporate and investment banks. Take a look at our Treasury & ALM public courses and click on the course name to find out more.
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Learn best-practice Treasury Management techniques at our 10-day academy in LondonLocationDatesDaysLondon30 Nov-11 Dec 202010 -
Be better equipped in risk measurement & management auditing with our 3-day courseLocationDatesDaysMiami13-15 Jul 20203Singapore12-14 Oct 20203London07-09 Dec 20203
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This course studies the latest strategies & best practice within the Treasury FunctionLocationDatesDaysSingapore02-06 Nov 20205
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Explore current techniques to ensure liquidity through good Treasury Risk ManagementLocationDatesDaysLondon19-21 Oct 20203
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Understand cash & liquidity management, from a treasury perspectiveLocationDatesDaysAmsterdam27-29 Oct 20203
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Discover treasury products; their values, applications, risks & strategiesLocationDatesDaysLondon05-08 Oct 20204Singapore20-23 Oct 20204
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Public Course Testimonials
There is no-one better to tell you how good our public courses are than those who attended them. From optimising balance sheet performance through capital preservation to leveraging new technologies to improve your team's efficiency, our courses will help you thrive in this constantly changing sector.
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What do previous attendees say about this public course?Interesting and very thought provoking!
- Assistant Manager
- Finance
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?I had a wonderful time with Euromoney Learning's program, the instructor was amazing and very intellectual on the subject and the materials was well presented and explained to the utmost.
- Treasury & ALM
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What do past attendees think of this course?The course was full of insights and practical takeaways
- Sales Dealer
- Treasury
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The course was intensive and very educative
- Treasury Accountant
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What do previous attendees think of this public course?The course is insightful and extremely valuable, providing all options available to treasury manager for effective and efficient Treasury Management
- Vice President Treasury
Bespoke, Inhouse Programmes
Take a look at some of the tailored learning programmes we have delivered for our clients and the feedback we have received. Get in touch to discover what we can do for your business.
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An intensive in-house programme delivered for Banque Saudi FransiThe trainer was dynamic, enthusiastic, and skillfully adapted the content to the overall level of the audience
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- Market Risk
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A bespoke ALM training programme created for APICORPA very good course that was completely customised to our needs.
- Head of Risk
- Risk Management
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An interactive in-house course delivered for ING BankVery insightful and practical – currently conducting an audit on LCR [and] got inspiration for questioning & controls
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Meet the Faculty
Find out more about our Treasury & ALM instructors.
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Specialism: Asset & Liability Management, Basel IIII'm passionate about developing and getting the best out of people, teams and businesses. My style is often described as energetic and practical, rooted in the belief that the only way we can truly succeed is by constantly learning and applying new knowledge.
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Specialism: treasury products, derivatives, FX and money marketsAs an experienced financial market professional with long-term practice within the industry, I aspire to deliver training programmes that would be of practical use to capital market experts.
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Specialism: operational, credit and market risk managementI have developed my extensive banking experience working as a consultant at McKinsey and KPMG, where trading, risk management, auditing and compliance were all high priority issues.
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Specialism: fintech, liquidityI am a broadly oriented senior finance professional raised as an advisor and trained as a banker, with working experience within corporates and banks. I am a team player, people oriented, analytical, highly-motivated, internationally-cultured professional with proven experience.
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