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Treasury Operation and Risk Management Certification Training

The Treasury Risk Management course provides a comprehensive understanding of the treasury function and its role in managing financial risks within organizations, covering perspectives from both corporate treasuries and bank treasuries.

Live Online: May 9, 10, 16, 17 and 23, 2026 , 5 days, 4 hours /Day (Total 20 hours) Live Online Self Paced In Person Treasury Operation and Risk Management Certification Training
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Overview

This Treasury Operation and Treasury Risk Management certification training is a comprehensive professional program designed to equip treasury, finance, and risk professionals with the essential knowledge and skills needed to manage modern treasury operations and treasury risk effectively. This course provides a clear understanding of a wide range of treasury products and their pricing structures, as well as the legal, regulatory, and control frameworks that govern treasury functions. Participants explore cash and liquidity management, foreign exchange and interest rate risk, derivatives and hedging techniques, treasury governance, and operational risk controls, with a strong emphasis on risk assessment, mitigation, and problem‑solving in real‑world scenarios. Through case studies, practical examples, and scenario‑based discussions, learners are empowered to enhance performance, strengthen risk controls, and contribute meaningfully to strategic decisions within both corporate and banking treasury environments.

Course Outline

  1. Basel III Final Reforms (Basel IV): capital, liquidity standards, output floor
  2. Regulatory ratios: CET1, LCR, NSFR, Leverage Ratio
  3. Internal audit and risk governance expectations
  4. FATCA compliance and global AML/KYC rules
  5. Due diligence requirements
  6. Managerial responsibilities and regulatory expectations
  1. Structure and role of the treasury function
  2. Responsibilities of the Treasurer (banks and corporates)
  3. Treasury policies, internal controls, segregation of duties
  4. Economic exposure, transaction exposure, translation exposure
  5. Hedge accounting under IFRS 9
  6. Performance measures and benchmark selection
  7. Hedging costs and effectiveness
  8. Efficient capital usage and capital allocation
  9. Variance–covariance methods (VaR basics)
  10. RAROC and risk-adjusted performance management
  1. Governance and oversight structures
  2. Risk-based assurance programs
  3. Scope of internal audit coverage
  4. Audit scheduling and prioritization
  5. Assessing audit findings and remediation
  6. Maintaining an evolving audit plan
  1. Financial instruments overview (2025 landscape)
  2. Equity vs loan financing and hybrid capital instruments
  3. Short-term vs long-term funding
  4. Trade finance and supply-chain finance tools
  5. International payment structures
  6. Export working capital and project finance basics
  7. Forwards, FRAs, futures, options
  8. OTC vs exchange-traded derivatives, clearing requirements, margining
  1. Balancing risk and return (risk appetite)
  2. Financial vs business risk
  3. Types of risk: market, credit, liquidity, operational, reputational, ESG
  4. Portfolio risk management
  5. Risk mitigation and transfer
  1. Interest rate exposure (short vs long tenor)
  2. Duration, modified duration, convexity
  3. Yield curve interpretation
  4. Improvements beyond duration (key rate duration, bucketed DV01)
  5. Spot, forward, swaps in FX
  6. FX options and put-call parity
  7. Translation and economic FX exposure
  8. Equity, commodity, volatility, and basis risks
  9. Hedging techniques
  1. Exposure measurement using futures equivalents
  2. Constructing discount curves
  3. Designing futures hedges and managing basis risk
  4. Interpolated and extrapolated hedging structures
  5. Options vs futures for hedging
  6. Hedging using swaps (IRS, CCS)
  1. Regulatory stress testing (Basel, ECB, PRA, Fed)
  2. Managerial stress testing (internal scenarios)
  3. Why stress testing matters
  4. Scenario generation: macro, market, idiosyncratic
  5. Reverse stress testing
  6. Climate/ESG stress tests (new requirements)
  7. Communicating results and linking to risk appetite
  8. Building action plans
  1. Introduction to liquidity risk
  2. Central bank perspectives and regulatory expectations
  3. Counterbalancing capacity and liquidity buffers
  4. Cashflow forecasting and modeling
  5. Cash-flow-at-risk (CaR)
  6. Intraday liquidity risk
  7. Liquidity early-warning indicators
  8. Contingency funding plan (CFP) basics
  1. A tailored scenario depending on participant background
  2. Exercises using spreadsheets
  3. Group discussions and role simulation
  4. Practical application of treasury decisions

Prerequisites

  • Basic understanding of finance or business concepts
  • Familiarity with financial statements or budgeting (helpful but not required)
  • General awareness of organisational risk or treasury-related activities
  • No prior experience in treasury, derivatives, or regulatory frameworks required

Who Should Attend

  • Treasury analysts, finance officers, and risk management staff
  • Internal auditors and compliance professionals
  • Banking and corporate finance professionals
  • Controllers, accountants, and FP and A personnel
  • Regulatory reporting teams and assurance specialists
  • Anyone seeking a practical understanding of treasury, risk, and regulatory requirements

Certification

  • 20 multiple-choice questions covering course content
  • Passing score: minimum 15 correct answers
  • Two attempts allowed to achieve a passing score
  • Certificate issued upon successful completion
Treasury Operation and  Risk Management Certification Training

About Trainer

    A financial engineer with over 20 years of practical experience in international financial institutions. Her expertise is strongly focused on Interest Rate Risk in the Banking Book (IRRBB), Asset Liability Management and Balance Sheet Management, with most of her career spent enhancing ALM profitability and efficiency. She holds a PhD in Finance and has published research that has received strong recognition from both academics and industry practitioners.

Learning Outcomes

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Explain the structure, roles, and responsibilities within treasury operations for both banks and corporations.
  • Identify key regulatory and legal frameworks affecting treasury functions, including capital, liquidity, and compliance expectations.
  • Assess and manage core treasury risks, including market (interest rate and FX), liquidity, credit, operational, and reputational risks.
  • Demonstrate effective cash and liquidity management techniques to meet short‑term obligations while optimizing cash resources.
  • Apply derivative tools (forwards, futures, options, swaps) for hedging and risk mitigation to protect against adverse market movements.
  • Use risk measurement tools such as variance–covariance methods, stress testing, and early warning indicators to anticipate and manage exposures.
  • Evaluate treasury products (trade finance, supply chain instruments, funding alternatives) and their use in risk‑responsive strategies.
  • Design and implement treasury control procedures and governance frameworks to safeguard assets and support audit readiness.
  • Integrate treasury insights into strategic decision‑making, including investment evaluation, capital allocation, and performance measurement.

Student Reviews

"“This course gave me a clear understanding of treasury operations and risk management. The practical insights were very useful for my role.”"

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Matthew Collins
Treasury Analyst,, HSBC, UK

"“Excellent training with strong focus on real-world treasury practices. Highly relevant for professionals in banking.”"

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Abdullah Al-Qahtani
Senior Treasury Officer,, Riyad Bank, Saudi Arabia

"“A very insightful certification that improved my confidence in handling treasury functions and financial risks.”"

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Grace Ndlovu
Finance & Treasury Manager, , Standard Bank, Zimbabwe

"The course was good. The access to automatic calculators for the IRB approach were very useful tools for practice. Would also like to join next training on Credit risk modelling for IFRS 9."

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Simon Jackson
Head of ALM, Coventry Building Society

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, you will be able to pay the course fees in instalments. Reach out to [email protected] to see the options available to you.

Yes, there will be an assessment of 20 questions based on the training topics at the end of the course, you will have to score 75% to pass.

You will get 2 attempts.

Sure, you can watch the recordings of the sessions you cannot attend and get back to us if you have any doubts to clear.

Group discounts are available to groups of more than three candidates. You can get up to 20% discount depending on the number of participants.

You will receive meeting login for Zoom live classes and training materials.

Yes, if you notify at least 24 hours in advance before the 1st class of the training and there is an availability in a different batch then you will be able to switch your start date.

Our courses are designed to provide high quality learning and outcomes that exceed expectations. If for some reason your expectations are not met. You will be given a refund in accordance with our 100% satisfaction policy.

All the participants will be added to WhatsApp group. You can clarify doubts at any time via WhatsApp or email.

This certification training provides a comprehensive overview of treasury products, how they are used and priced and the legal and regulatory framework, with a strong focus on risk assessment and mitigation techniques in treasury operations.

The course is ideal for treasury executives, finance and risk managers, corporate finance professionals, bankers and compliance officers who want to deepen their understanding of treasury functions, cash and liquidity management and risk control.

There are no mandatory prerequisites, but a basic finance or banking background will help you grasp advanced treasury concepts more easily.

Yes, the program can be customized for corporate or group training, helping organizations build consistent treasury capability across teams.

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Upcoming Schedules

Date Time Duration Mode Price Action
14:00 - 18:00 Kolkata (UTC+5:30) May 9, 10, 16, 17 and 23, 2026 , 5 days, 4 hours /Day (Total 20 hours) Live Online $799.00 $649.00

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