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XVA: Collateral Optimization in Light of Credit Risk Regulation and Clearing
Collateral Optimization in Light of Credit Risk Regulation and Clearing
Presenter: Dmitry Pugachevsky: Director of Research, Quantifi
Video Lectures
Introduction: cost of collateral, impact of recent regulations (Running Time: 1.37.04)
Counterparty credit risk and collateral (Running Time: 1.41.30)
Basel capital charges related to CCR (Running Time: 1.17.58)
Cost of clearing (Running Time: 44.08)
Abstract:
”Recent Basel III and Dodd-Frank regulations significantly increased collateral requirements, either for cleared or OTC trades. This course will look at different capital costs arising from counterparty risk and from clearing and will compare different approaches and models”.
Introduction: cost of collateral, impact of recent regulations
Counterparty credit risk and collateral
- Bilateral CVA - accounting, trading and risk management aspects
- CSA and OIS
- Funding and FVA
- Profitability and marginal cost of a trade
Basel capital charges related to CCR
- Basel II and default capital charges, IMM and NIMM methods
- Basel III and CVA capital charges, Standardized and Advanced methods
- Basel III treatment of wrong-way risk
- Comparison of different methods
- Capital reducing portfolio optimization
Cost of clearing
- Recent regulations
- Cost of collateral - Initial and Variation Margins
- To clear or not to clear
Conclusions
Academic level
Topic
CollateralPublished date
23 July 2014Price
£199.00Presenter Bio
Dmitry PugachevskyDmitry Pugachevsky is a Director of Research with Quantifi, Inc., a specialist provider of analytics, trading and risk management solutions, where he is responsible for managing global research efforts. Prior to joining Quantifi in 2011, Dmitry was a Managing Director and a head of Counterparty Credit Modeling at JP Morgan. Before starting with JPMorgan in 2008 Dmitry was a global head of Credit Analytics of Bear Stearns for seven years. Prior to that, he worked for eight years with analytics groups of Bankers Trust and Deutsche Bank. Dr. Pugachevsky received his PhD in applied mathematics from Carnegie Mellon University. He is a frequent speaker at industry conferences and has published several papers and book chapters on modeling counterparty credit risk and pricing derivatives instruments.
