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  Edition
Workshops
Companies
Participants
Satisfaction
2004-05 fmc¹
8
22
165
2.15*
2006 fmc²
13
63
281
2.18*
2007*** fmc³
15
40
255
4.01**
* 3 = very satisfied 2 = satisfied 1 = indifferent 0 = unsatisfied
** 5 = very satisfied 4 = satisfied 3 = satisfied 2 = not very satisfied 1 = unsatisfied 0 = not relevant
*** 11 out of 14 workshops completed at the time of writing

The success of finance master class™ comes down to:

Before
  • Pre-program consultation with fmc scientific committee, industry leaders and clients.
  • Workshop packages to facilitate professional development planning and cost cutting.
  • Pre-workshop personalization via the fmc on-line forum facilitates learning relevance.

During
  • World-renowned thought and action leaders from both academic and consulting spheres.
  • Maximum of 30 participants in prestigious locations facilitate learning and satisfaction.
  • Simulation and problem solving facilitate the application of high-level concepts taught.

After
  • Satisfaction and learning reporting based on participant and speaker feedback.
  • Post-workshop discussions via the on-line fmc forum facilitate professional application.
  • Learning accreditation via the CFA Professional Development Approved-Provider program.
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Path Dates Workshop Speakers
Bank 19 & 20
March
Pricing and Hedging Exotic Interest Rate Derivatives with Monte Carlo Simulation John Schoenmakers
Weierstrass Institute
Berlin - Germany
Bank 10 & 11
April
Liquidity Gap Analysis and Management Werner D’Haese
Fortis Bank
Brussels - Belgium
Ins 21 - 23
April
Stochastic Claims Reserving for Non-life Insurance: key techniques and latest approaches Richard Verrall
Cass Business School
London - England
Bank 5 & 6
May
Volatility and Correlation in Financial Markets Francis X. Diebold
Uni. of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia - USA
Bank 9 & 10
June
Modelling Economic Capital under Basel II Pillar 2 Alexander McNeil
Heriot-Watt University Edinburgh - Scotland
Ins 26 & 27
June
Securitization of Insurance
Risk and Embedded Value
Vinod Kothari
Asian Securitization Forum Calcutta - India
Ins 29 & 30
September
Asset Liability Management: the specialist’s technique and practice toolkit for Solvency II Charles L. Gilbert
Nexus Risk Management Canada
Bank 1 & 2
October
Active Credit Risk Portfolio Management William Perraudin
Imperial College London - England
Ins 20 & 21
October
Market valuation Methods for Life and Pensions Pierre Devolder & Michel Denuit
Uni. of Louvain-la-Neuve - Belgium
Bank 3 & 4
November
Modelling Smiles in Interest Rates, Equities and FX: static and dynamic approaches Riccardo Rebonato
Royal Bank of Scotland
London - England
Bank 27 & 28
November
The Mathematics of New Credit Instruments: a specialist introduction Salih N. Neftci
City University
New York - USA
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