1.
The Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards (CFP)
2.
The Institute of Certified Bankers (ICB)
3.
The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Singapore (ICPAS)
4.
The Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists® (ACAMS®)
5.
National Association of State Boards of Accountancy (NASBA)

The Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards has accepted the following e-Learning & Reference Solutions for Continuing Education (CE credits).

CFP licensees should report their credits directly to the CFP Board
http://www.cfp-board.org/


SI.No.
Courses
No. of
CE credits
1.
Introduction to Financial Planning (Financial Planning Course Library)
1
2.
Analyzing the Resources of the Person (Financial Planning Course Library)
1
3.
Basic Concepts in Financial Planning (Financial Planning Course Library)
1
4.
Financial Products for Savers (Financial Planning Course Library)
1
5.
Financial Products for Investors (Financial Planning Course Library)
1
6.
The Psychographics and Life Cycle of the Investor (Financial Planning Course Library)
1
7.
Goals and Investment Objectives (Financial Planning Course Library)
1
8.
Tax Planning (Financial Planning Course Library)
1
9.
Model Portfolio (Financial Planning Course Library)
1
10.
Mutual Funds - The Concept (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1
11.
Structure and Constituents of Mutual Funds (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1
12.
Various Types of Mutual Fund Products (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1
13.
Management of Bond Fund Portfolio (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1
14.
Management of Equity Fund Portfolio (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1
15.
Accounting and Valuation (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1
16.
Evaluation of Performance of Mutual Funds (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1
17.
Prospectus and Annual Report of a Mutual Fund (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1
18.
Regulations of Mutual Funds Industry (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1
19.
Trends in Mutual Funds Industry (Mutual Funds Course Library)
1

The Institute of Certified Bankers' ™ (ICB) mission is to provide financial services professionals with confidence, credibility and recognition through its certifications. A subsidiary of the American Bankers Association, ICB promotes the highest standards of performance in the financial services industry by validating individuals' knowledge and expertise.

The following KESDEE, Inc. online courses have been approved for continuing education credit by the ICB. Approved courses and credit allocations are indicated below. ICB's CE credit approval does not indicate an endorsement of any kind.

Sl.No. KESDEE's Online / e-Learning Programs Number of Courses ICB Certification Title No. of
CE credits
1.
Anti Money Laundering 6
Certified Financial Services Security Professional (CFSSP)
9
Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM)
9
Certified Trust And Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Fiduciary & Trust Activities (FID)
9
2. Asset Securitization
28
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 48.75
3. Bank Branch Management - Advances

7

Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB) 12
Certified Personal Banker (CPB) 12
4.
Bank Branch Management - Bookkeeping and Accounting 3
Certified Customer Service Representative (CCSR)
4.5
Certified Bank Teller (CBT)
4.5
Certified Personal Banker (CPB)
4.5
5.
Bank Branch Management - Deposits
4
Certified Bank Teller (CBT)
5.75
Certified Customer Service Representative (CCSR)
5.75
Certified Personal Banker (CPB)
5.75
6. Bank Branch Management - Foreign Exchange Operations
3
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 4.5
7 . Bank Branch Management - Marketing
3
Certified Financial Marketing Professional (CFMP) 4.5
8. Bank Branch Management - Retail Banking

3

Certified Bank Teller (CBT) 5
Certified Personal Banker (CPB) 5
9. Bank Branch Management - Risk Management
3
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 4.5
10. Bank Branch Management - Technology and Security

2

Certified Financial Services Security Professional (CFSSP) 3.25
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 3.25
11. Bank Branch Management - Trade Finance

2

Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB) 4
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 4
12.
Basics of Banking
10
Certified Bank Teller (CBT)
16.25
Certified Customer Service Representative (CCSR)
16.25
Certified Personal Banker (CPB)
16.25
13. Budgeting
5
Certified Financial Marketing Professional (CFMP)
6.25
14. Commodity and Energy Markets

3

Certified Corporate Trust Specialist (CCTS) 5
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 5
15. Corporate Governance
9
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
12.5
16. Counterparty Credit Risk
9
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
12.75
17. Credit Analysis
13
Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB)
18.5
18. Credit Derivatives
23
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
37.75
19. Credit Ratings
3
Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB)
3.75
20. Credit Risk Modeling
6
Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB)
7.5
21. CTM - Case Studies

5

Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 16.25
Certified Trust And Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Investment Management (INV) 16.25
22. CTM Foreign Exchange Management
7
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
3.75
23. CTM - Funding and Investments
5
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 7.5
24. CTM - Implementation

4

Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
7.5
Certified Trust & Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Investment Management (INV)
7.5
25. CTM - Interest Rate Risk Management
4
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 6.25
26. CTM - Treasury Analytics

5

Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
7.5
27. Equity Markets
10
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
9.5
28. Financial Accounting

9

Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 16.25
Certified Trust And Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Investment Management (INV) 16.25
29. Financial Mathematics
8
Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB)
14.75
Certified Trust & Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Financial Planning (FP)
14.75
30. Financial Planning
9
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
12.5
Certified Trust And Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Investment Management (INV)
12.5
31. Financial Privacy 6
Certified Trust And Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Financial Planning (FP)
11.25
32. Fixed Income Markets 19 Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM)
7.5
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
7.5
33.
Flotation
4
Certified Corporate Trust Specialist (CCTS)
27.25
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
27.25
Certified Trust And Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Investment Management (INV)
27.25
34. Foreign Exchange Markets
9
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
5
35. Futures and Forwards

7

Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
9.5
Certified Trust & Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Investment Management (INV)
9.5
36. Global Banking Supervision
15
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 23.75
37. Governance, Risk and Compliance

7

Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 11
Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM) 11
38. International Trade Services
9
Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB) 11.25
39. Introduction to Bank Lending Environment
7
Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB) 9.5
40. Liquidity Management and Contingency Funding Plan
14
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP) 25.5
41. Management Accounting
7
Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB) 8.75
42. Market Risk – Advanced
4
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
5
43. Market Risk – Basic
8
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
11.25
44. Market Risk – Intermediate
8
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
13.25
45. Money Markets
9
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
14.25
46. Mutual Funds 10 Certified Retirement Services Professional (CRSP)
14.5
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
14.5
Certified Trust & Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Investment Management (INV)
14.5
47. Operational Risk Management
21
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
27.75
48. Options

10

Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
13.25
Certified Retirement Services Professional (CRSP)
13.25
Certified Trust & Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Investment Management (INV)
13.25
49. Project Valuation
3
Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB)
3.75
50. Sarbanes Oxley

12

Certified Financial Services Security Professional (CFSSP)
15
Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM)
15
51. Swaps
7
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
10.75
52. Trading Operation Controls
4
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
5.75
53. Understanding Financial Statements

2

Certified Lender Business Banker (CLBB)
2.5
Certified Trust & Financial Advisor (CTFA) - Financial Planning (FP)
2.5
54. Value at Risk
16
Certified Securities Operations Professional (CSOP)
23

The following table/grid is prepared for full details of requirements and carry forwards etc.

Please visit website of The Institute of Certified Bankers (ICB)
(http://www.aba.com/ICB/default.htm)

Certification
CE Credits
Required Credits (every three (3) years.)
Carry over Credits per three-year cycle.
CFMP Certified Financial Marketing Professional
35 credits
One-third
CCSR Certified Customer Service Representative
Six (6) credits
Two (2) credits
CPB Certified Personal Banker
Nine (9) credits
Three (3) credits
CBT Certified Bank Teller
Six (6) credits
Two (2) credits
CRCM Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager
60 credits
20 credits
CFSSP Certified Financial Services Security Professional
24 credits
8 credits
CSOP Certified Securities Operations Professional
30 credits
10 credits
CLBB Certified Lender Business Banker
30 credits
10 credits
CRSP Certified Retirement Services Professional
30 credits
10 credits
CTFA Certified Trust and Financial Advisor
45 credits
* Minimum of six hours in each of the following four knowledge areas:
a) Fiduciary and Trust Activities
b) Personal Financial Planning
c) Tax Law and
d) Investments Management.

* In addition you are required to complete three continuing education credits in Ethics.
15 total continuing education credits
CCTS Certified Corporate Trust Specialist
30 credits
10 credits
Source: ICB

KESDEE Inc. has established a strategic relationship with The Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Singapore (ICPAS) for distribution of financial e-Learning & Reference Solutions to CPAs in Singapore. ICPAS has approved KESDEE's entire suite of e-Learning & Reference Solutions for Continuing Professional Education (CPE) Credits.

KESDEE's suite of financial e-Learning & Reference Solutions has been re-packaged to meet the Continuing Professional Education (CPE) requirements of ICPAS. Each e-Learning course package for ICPAS consists of a maximum of three courses for which ICPAS shall issue CPE credits as per their CPE requirements.

ICPAS issues a CPE Credit of 1.5 Hours for each of the below mentioned Course.

Sl.No.
KESDEE's Online / e-Learning Programs
Number of Courses
Course Packages
CPE
1.
Asset Liability Management for Insurance Companies
1
a) Scope of ALM
1.5 Hours
b) Overview of ALM in Insurance Companies
c) A 9 part Framework of ALM
2
a) Strategies for ALM
1.5 Hours
b) Overview of Life, Property and Casualty Industry
c) Annuities
3
a) Actuarial Principles
1.5 Hours
b) Reinsurance
c) Insurance-Linked Securitization
4
a) Yield Curve Analysis
1.5 Hours
b) Interest Rate Gap I
c) Interest Rate Gap II
5
a) Simulation and Scenario Analysis I
1.5 Hours
b) Simulation and Scenario Analysis II
6
a) Duration I
1.5 Hours
b) Duration II
c) Duration III
7
a) Convexity
1.5 Hours
b) Basic Point Value
8
a) Value at Risk - I
1.5 Hours
b) Value at Risk - II
c) Application of Analytical Techniques
9
a) AL Organization
1.5 Hours
b) ALCO Meetings
c) ALM Policies and Procedures
10
a) Audit of ALM
1.5 Hours
b) Regulations in Insurance Industry
c) Software Applications
d) Case Study - Confederation Life Insurance
2.
Anti-Money Laundering
1
a) What is Money Laundering
1.5 Hours
b) International Initiatives
c) Customer Identification Program
2
a) USA Patriot Act
1.5 Hours
b) Wolfberg's Principles on Correspondent Banking
c) Terrorist Related Issues
3.
Asset Liability Management
1
a) Scope of ALM
1.5 Hours
b) Objectives of ALM
c) Growing Relevance of ALM
2
a) A Nine-part Framework for ALM
1.5 Hours
b) Strategies of ALM
c) Yield Curve Analysis
3
a) Interest Rate Gap Analysis I
1.5 Hours
b) Interest Rate Gap Analysis II
c) Interest Rate Gap Analysis III
4
a) Simulation and Scenario Analysis I
1.5 Hours
b) Simulation and Scenario Analysis II
5
a) Duration I
1.5 Hours
b) Duration II
6
a) Duration III
1.5 Hours
b) Duration IV
7
a) Strategies for Interest Risk Management
1.5 Hours
b) Basis Point Value
8
a) Convexity
1.5 Hours
b) Review of Statistical Concepts
9
a) Value at Risk I
1.5 Hours
b) Value at Risk II
10
a) Application of Analytical Techniques
1.5 Hours
b) AL Organization
c) ALCO Meetings
d) ALM Policies and Procedures
4.
Asset Securitization
1
a) Overview
1.5 Hours
b) Credit Enhancement
c) Ratings Approach to Asset Securitization
2
a) Residential Mortgage Backed Securities-Basics
1.5 Hours
b) Residential Mortgage Backed Securities-Prepayments
c) Residential Mortgage Backed Securities-Basic Structures
d) Residential Mortgage Backed Securities-Basic Structures
3
a) Mortgage-backed Securitization (Commercial)
1.5 Hours
b) Auto Loan Receivables Securitization
c) Credit Card Receivables Securitization
4
a) Collateralized Debt Obligations (CDOs)
1.5 Hours
b) Case Studies (CDOs, CLOs, CBOs)
c) Future Flow Receivables Securitization
5
a) Home Equity Loans
1.5 Hours
b) Insurance Risk Securitization - I
c) Insurance Risk Securitization - II
6
a) Case Studies (Non-Performing Loans)
1.5 Hours
b) Case Studies (Different Products)
7
a) Case Studies (Asia & Australia)
1.5 Hours
b) Case Studies (North America & Europe)
8
a) Healthcare Receivable Securitization
1.5 Hours
b) Asset-backed Commercial Paper
c) Project Management
9
a) Risk Management
1.5 Hours
b) Legal Aspects
10
a) Accounting
1.5 Hours
b) Tax
c) Supervision
5.
Basel-II - New Capital Proposals
1
a) Overview
1.5 Hours
b) Credit Risk -Standardized Approach
2
a) Credit Risk - IRB Approach
1.5 Hours
b) Credit Risk - Securitisation Framework
3
a) Operational Risk
1.5 Hours
b) Market Risk
4
a) Supervisory Review Process
1.5 Hours
b) Market Discipline
6.
Budgeting
1
a) Overview of budgeting
1.5 Hours
b) Types of budgets
c) Approaches to budgeting
2
a) Preparing a budget
1.5 Hours
b) Budgetary control
7.
Capital Adequacy Planning (Basel-I)
1
a) Overview
1.5 Hours
b) Credit Risk I
c) Credit Risk II
2
a) Market Risk Capital - Overview
1.5 Hours
b) Standardized measurement method
c) Internal ratings based approach
d) Economic Capital/Risk Adjusted Return on Capital (RAROC)
8.
Case Studies-Treasury Management
1
a) Treasury Management - Scope and Importance
1.5 Hours
b) Overview of Risk Management
c) Sumitomo
d) Lufthansa
e) Allied Irish Banks
2
a) P & G
1.5 Hours
b) Gibson Greetings
9.
Corporate Governance I - Introduction
1
a) Overview
1.5 Hours
b) Models and Mechanisms
c) Shareholders and Stakeholders
10.
Corporate Governance II -Roles & Responsibilities
2
a) Board of Directors
1.5 Hours
b) Audit Committee
c) Banking Corporate Governance
11.
Corporate Governance III - Implementation
3
a) Corporate Scandals
1.5 Hours
b) Best Practices
c) Corporate Responsibility
12.
Counterparty Credit Risk
1
a) Overview to Derivation Products-I
1.5 Hours
b) Overview Derivation Products-II
c) Credit Exposure
2
a) Credit Risk in Derivative Products
1.5 Hours
b) Pre-settlement & settlement risk
c) Netting
3
a) Margin and Collateral Requirements
1.5 Hours
b) Monte Carlo Simulation
c) Case Studies
13.
Credit Analysis
1
a) Overview to Credit Analysis
1.5 Hours
b) Lending Process
c) Financial Statement Analysis I
d) Financial Statement Analysis II
2
a) Non Financial Analysis
1.5 Hours
b) Asset Classification and Loan Loss Provisioning
c) Borrowing Causes and Sources of Repayment
3
a) Problem Loans
1.5 Hours
b) Consumer Installment Lending
c) Floor Plan Lending
4
a) Accounts Receivable and Inventory Lending
1.5 Hours
b) Participation Lending
c) Letter of Credit and Loan Commitments
14.
Credit Derivatives
1
a) Overview to Credit Derivatives Objective
1.5 Hours
b) Credit Risk
c) Credit Rating Dynamics
2
a) Emerging Markets
1.5 Hours
b) Classic Credit Derivatives
c) Structured Notes
3
a) Total Return Swaps
1.5 Hours
b) Repackaged Notes
c) Credit Portfolio Securitization Structures
4
a) Case Studies for CPSS
1.5 Hours
b) Credit Default Swaps
c) Case Studies for Credit Default Swaps
5
a) Credit Spread Options
1.5 Hours
b) Bank and Institutional Applications
c) Investor Applications
6
a) Corporate Applications
1.5 Hours
b) Pricing Credit Derivative Instruments
c) Risk Involved In Credit Derivatives
7
a) Documentation
1.5 Hours
b) Regulations
c) Legal Issues
d) Accounting
e) Taxation
15.
Credit Ratings
1
a) Internal Rating System
1.5 Hours
b) Internal Ratings-Based Approach
c) External Ratings
16.
Credit Risk Modeling
1
a) Conceptual Approach to Credit Risk Modeling
1.5 Hours
b) JP Morgan's Credit Metrics
c) CSFB's Credit Risk
2
a) KMV Portfolio Manager
1.5 Hours
b) Credit Portfolio View
c) Credit Portfolio Management
17.
Equity Markets
1
a) Global Equity Markets
1.5 Hours
b) Equity Valuation Models-I
c) Equity Valuation Models-II
2
a) Stock Index Futures
1.5 Hours
b) Equity Swaps
c) Equity Options
3
a) Convertibles
1.5 Hours
b) Warrants
4
a) Portfolio Management
1.5 Hours
b) Equity Structured Products
18.
Financial Accounting
1
a) Introduction to Accounting
1.5 Hours
b) Accounting Process
c) Finalization of Accounts
2
a) Financial Statement Analysis - I
1.5 Hours
b) Financial Statement Analysis - II
c) Reconciliation of Books
3
a) Depreciation Accounting
1.5 Hours
b) Inventory Accounting
c) Petty Cash Accounting
19.
Financial Institution Analysis - CAMEL Approach
1
a) Overview of CAMELS
1.5 Hours
b) Earnings Ability
c) Capital Adequacy
2
a) Asset Quality
1.5 Hours
b) Management Competence
3
a) Liquidity Risk
1.5 Hours
b) Sensitivity to Market Risk
c) Composite Rating
20.
Financial Mathematics

1

a) Time Value of Money
1.5 Hours
b) Basic Financial Measures
c) Bond Pricing
d) Yield Curve Analysis

2

a) Probability Distributions and their Properties
1.5 Hours
b) Measuring Volatility
c) Correlation and Regression Analysis
21.
Financial Privacy

1

a) Financial Privacy Regulation
1.5 Hours
b) Privacy Notices and Their Content
c) Exceptions and Reuse of Information

2

a) Exam Procedures
1.5 Hours
b) Security Guidelines
c) Section 501(b) of the GLB Act and the Management
22.
Fixed Income Markets
1
a) Fixed Income Markets - Overview
1.5 Hours
b) Bond Pricing and Yield Measures
c) Treasury Securities
2
a) Corporate Bonds
1.5 Hours
b) Global Bonds - I
c) Global Bonds - II
3
a) Duration
1.5 Hours
b) Convexity
c) Basis Point Value
4
a) High Yield Bonds
1.5 Hours
b) Brady Bonds
c) Option Embedded Bonds
5
a) Collateralized Mortgage Obligations
1.5 Hours
b) Interest Rate Swaps
c) Caps, Floors, Collars and Captions
6
a) Forward Rate Agreements
1.5 Hours
b) Bond Trading Strategies
23.
Foreign Exchange - Treasury Management
1
a) Treasury Management - Scope and Importance
1.5 Hours
b) Overview of Risk Management
c) Translation Exposure
d) Transaction Exposure
2
a) Economic Exposure
1.5 Hours
b) Case Studies - Foreign Exchange Exposure
c) Currency Risk Sharing Agreement
24.
Foreign Exchange Markets
1
a) Treasury Management-Scope and Importance
1.5 Hours
b) Overview of Risk Management
c) Overview of Foreign Exchange Market
2
a) Spot Market
1.5 Hours
b) Forward Market
c) Determination of Exchange Rates
3
a) Currency Futures
1.5 Hours
b) Currency Options
c) Currency Swaps
4
a) Second Generation Forward Contracts
1.5 Hours
b) FX Trading Controls
25.
Funding and Investments-Treasury Management
1
a) Treasury Management - Scope and Importance
1.5 Hours
b) Overview of Risk Management
c) Short-term Financing
d) Long-Term Financing
e) Money Markets
2
a) Capital Markets
1.5 Hours
b) Portfolio Management
26.
Futures and Forwards
1
a) Futures Fundamentals
1.5 Hours
b) Pricing of Futures
2
a) Commodity and Equity Futures
1.5 Hours
b) Currency Futures
3
a) Short-Term Interest Rate Futures-Euro $ and T-Bill Futures
1.5 Hours
b) Long-Term Interest Rate Futures-T-Bond Futures
c) Forward Rate Agreements
27.
Global Banking Supervision
1
a) Core Principles and Methodology
1.5 Hours
b) Supervisory Self Assessment
c) Corporate Governance in Banks
2
a) Internal Control System
1.5 Hours
b) Internal Audit in Banks
c) Supervisors and External Auditors
3
a) Operational Risk Management
1.5 Hours
b) Liquidity Management
c) Credit Risk Management
4
a) Management of Settlement Risk in Foreign Exchange
1.5 Hours
b) Trading and Derivatives Activities
c) Risk Management Principles for E-Banking
5
a) Loan Accounting and Disclosure
1.5 Hours
b) Highly Leveraged Institutions
c) Dealing with weak banks
28.
Implementation-Treasury Management
1
a) Treasury Management - Scope and Importance
1.5 Hours
b) Overview of Risk Management
c) Treasury Management Systems
d) Treasury Policy
2
a) Treasury Controls
1.5 Hours
b) Accounting for Derivatives
29.
Interest Rate Risk Management-Treasury Management
1
a) Treasury Management - Scope and Importance
1.5 Hours
b) Overview of Risk Management
c) Interest Rate Futures
d) Interest Rate Options
2
a) Interest Rate Swaps
1.5 Hours
b) Case Studies - Applications of Interest Rate derivatives
30.
Liquidity Management & Contingency Funding Plan
1
a) Role of Liquidity In ALM
1.5 Hours
b) Liquidity Crises - Case Studies
2
a) Liquidity Measurement Systems 1
1.5 Hours
b) Liquidity Measurement Systems 2
c) Liquidity Measurement Systems 3
3
a) Practical Tools and Techniques
1.5 Hours
b) Liquidity Strategies 1
c) Liquidity Strategies 2
4
a) Trading Liquidity Risk 1
1.5 Hours
b) Trading Liquidity Risk 2
5
a) Trading Liquidity Risk 3
1.5 Hours
b) Trading Liquidity Risk 4
6
a) Contingency Funding Plan 1
1.5 Hours
b) Contingency Funding Plan 2
31.
Market Risk (Advanced Level)
1
a) Description of Advanced VaR models
1.5 Hours
b) Advanced Measuring Volatility and Correlation
2
a) Advanced Scenario Analysis and Stress Tests
1.5 Hours
b) Risk Adjusted Performance Measurement
32.
Market Risk (Basic Level)
1
a) Interest Rate Risk
1.5 Hours
b) Liquidity Risk
c) Equity Risk
2
a) Portfolio Risk
1.5 Hours
b) Foreign Exchange Risk
c) Commodity Risk
3
a) Regulatory Issues
1.5 Hours
b) Value at Risk
33.
Market Risk (Intermediate Level)
1
a) Emerging Market Risk
1.5 Hours
b) Market Risk Models
c) Stress Testing
2
a) Supervisory Requirements
1.5 Hours
b) Risk Management Systems
3
a) Case Study - Orange County
1.5 Hours
b) Case Study - Barings Bank
c) Case Study Metallgesellshaft
34.
Money Markets
1
a) Overview to Money Markets
1.5 Hours
b) Instruments of Money Markets
c) Arithmetic for Money Markets
2
a) Money Markets Deposits
1.5 Hours
b) Certificates of Deposit
c) Repurchase Agreements (Repos)
3
a) Treasury Bills
1.5 Hours
b) Bills of Exchange
c) Commercial Paper
35.
Operational Risk Management
1
a) Introduction to Operational Risk
1.5 Hours
b) Basic Concepts
c) Regulatory Treatment of Operational Risk under Basel-II
2
a) Operational Risk in Various Banking Sectors
1.5 Hours
b) Operational Risk in Insurance
c) Developing Objectives and Identifying Risks
3
a) Estimating Potential Losses - Data
1.5 Hours
b) Estimating Potential Losses - Loss Distributions
c) Analyzing Risks
4
a) Loss prediction and prevention
1.5 Hours
b) Loss Control
c) Loss reduction and risk avoidance
5
a) Risk Financing
1.5 Hours
b) Measurement Framework
c) ORM in practice
6
a) Enterprise-Wide Risk Management (ERM)
1.5 Hours
b) Basic and Casual Models
c) Legal Risk and Taxation Rules
7
a) E-Banking
1.5 Hours
b) Systems and Software
c) Case Study - Barings Bank
36.
Options
1
a) Options - Fundamental
1.5 Hours
b) European Option Pricing
c) Options-The Greeks
2
a) Options-American Style
1.5 Hours
b) Trading Strategies
c) Interest Rate Options
3
a) Currency Options
1.5 Hours
b) Swaptions
4
a) Options of Futures
1.5 Hours
b) Exotic Options
37.
Swaps
1
a) Swaps - Fundamentals
1.5 Hours
b) Interest Rate Swaps
2
a) Currency Swaps
1.5 Hours
b) Commodity Swaps
3
a) Equity Swaps
1.5 Hours
b) Interest Rate Swap Variants
c) Swaptions
38.
Treasury Analytics - Treasury Management
1
a) Treasury Management - Scope and Importance
1.5 Hours
b) Overview of Risk Management
c) Yield Curve Analysis
d) Duration
e) Basis Point Value (BPV)
2
a) Convexity
1.5 Hours
b) Value-at-Risk
39.
Understanding Financial Statements
1
a) Financial Statements - A Preview
1.5 Hours
b) Fundamentals of Financial Statements
40.
Value at Risk
1
a) Review of Statistical Concepts
1.5 Hours
b) Value at Risk-I
c) Value at Risk-II
2
a) Application of Analytical Technique
1.5 Hours
b) Regulatory Issues
c) Market Risk-Models
3
a) Stress Testing
1.5 Hours
b) Back Testing
c) Risk Management Systems
4
a) Case Study - Orange County
1.5 Hours
b) Case Study - Barings Bank
c) Case Study - Metallgesellshaft
5
a) Description of Advanced VaR Models
1.5 Hours
b) Advanced Measuring Volatility and Correlation
6
a) Advanced Scenario Analysis and Stress Tests
1.5 Hours
b) Risk Adjusted Performance Measurement

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The Association of Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialists® (ACAMS®) offers the Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS) designation. Candidates earn the CAMS credential by successfully completing a rigorous examination designed by industry leaders and an independent testing firm. The examination provides an objective measure of a professional's knowledge of industry best practices, anti-money laundering standards and other areas that are crucial in the field


CREDIT COURSES
What is Money Laundering
2 hours duration
International Initiatives
1.5 hours duration
Customer Identification Program
1.5 hours duration
USA Patriot Act
1.5 hours duration
Wolfsberg Principles on Correspondent Banking
1 hour duration
Terrorist related money laundering
1.5 hours duration
Total CAMS Credits
 3 CAMS Credits

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