Cursusdetails
Certificate in Liquidity Risk Management
Cursustaal: EN Cursusbeschrijving, lesmateriaal en uitvoering blijven in het Engels.
Cursusdetails
Cursustaal: EN Cursusbeschrijving, lesmateriaal en uitvoering blijven in het Engels.
Taal van de cursus en tweetalige begeleiding
Het officiële cursusmateriaal en het gedetailleerde programma zijn in het Engels. Uitleg, discussies, vragen en praktische oefeningen kunnen, afhankelijk van de beschikbaarheid van de trainer, tweetalig in het Engels en Nederlands worden verzorgd. Hierdoor behouden deelnemers toegang tot de originele Engelstalige vakterminologie, met aanvullende begeleiding in het Nederlands.
Seminarinhoud
Liquidity risk is one of the most critical financial risks facing banks, financial institutions, and corporate treasury functions. An organisation may report strong profitability and hold substantial assets yet still experience financial distress if it cannot meet its payment obligations when they fall due. Funding concentration, unexpected cash outflows, market disruption, collateral requirements, and limited access to financing can quickly expose weaknesses in liquidity management.
The Certificate in Liquidity Risk Management course develops practical knowledge of liquidity risk identification, measurement, monitoring, stress testing, funding strategies, and contingency planning. Participants examine the relationship between liquidity, capital, profitability, and financial stability, alongside regulatory expectations and established liquidity risk management practices.
The programme covers cash flow forecasting, liquidity gaps, funding diversification, liquidity buffers, the Liquidity Coverage Ratio (LCR), Net Stable Funding Ratio (NSFR), asset-liability management, early warning indicators, and liquidity stress scenarios. Through financial modelling exercises and case studies, participants learn how to assess liquidity vulnerabilities, evaluate funding resilience, and strengthen liquidity governance.
Unexpected liquidity shortages: Improving cash flow forecasting and liquidity gap analysis to identify potential funding shortfalls before they become critical.
Excessive reliance on concentrated funding sources: Evaluating funding concentration, maturity mismatches, and refinancing exposure to improve funding resilience.
Inadequate liquidity risk measurement: Developing appropriate liquidity metrics, monitoring thresholds, and management information to support timely decisions.
Weak liquidity stress testing: Designing realistic stress scenarios that assess cash outflows, funding disruptions, collateral requirements, and available liquidity buffers.
Insufficient contingency funding arrangements: Establishing practical contingency funding plans with defined triggers, responsibilities, escalation procedures, and funding options.
Difficulty interpreting regulatory liquidity requirements: Understanding the principles and calculations underlying LCR, NSFR, and relevant supervisory liquidity expectations.
Poor coordination between treasury, risk, and finance: Strengthening liquidity governance, reporting, risk appetite, and asset-liability management decisions.
The programme combines instructor-led financial and risk management sessions, liquidity ratio calculations, Excel-based cash flow modelling, funding analysis exercises, regulatory case studies, and liquidity stress-testing workshops.
Participants examine realistic banking and treasury scenarios involving funding mismatches, liquidity buffers, deposit withdrawals, market disruptions, and contingency funding decisions. Practical activities progressively develop the components of a liquidity risk management framework, culminating in a comprehensive liquidity assessment and management action plan.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Explain the sources, characteristics, and consequences of liquidity risk
Distinguish funding liquidity risk from market liquidity risk
Evaluate liquidity risk exposures across assets, liabilities, and funding structures
Prepare contractual and behavioural cash flow forecasts
Measure liquidity gaps and identify maturity mismatches
Understand the calculation and interpretation of LCR and NSFR
Evaluate the adequacy and composition of liquidity buffers
Develop liquidity risk appetite indicators and monitoring thresholds
Design liquidity stress-testing scenarios and interpret their results
Assess funding diversification and concentration risks
Develop contingency funding plans and escalation procedures
Strengthen liquidity governance, reporting, and management decision-making
This course is suitable for:
Treasury managers and treasury professionals
Liquidity risk managers and analysts
Financial risk management professionals
Asset-Liability Management (ALM) specialists
Bank finance managers and financial controllers
Corporate treasury and cash management professionals
Banking regulatory compliance professionals
Internal auditors responsible for treasury and liquidity risk
Financial institution risk committee members
Finance and risk professionals seeking specialised liquidity risk knowledge
Participants will develop competencies in:
Liquidity risk identification and assessment
Cash flow forecasting and liquidity gap analysis
Funding liquidity risk management
Market liquidity risk assessment
Liquidity Coverage Ratio analysis
Net Stable Funding Ratio analysis
Liquidity stress testing
Funding diversification and liquidity buffers
Contingency funding planning
Liquidity governance and regulatory reporting
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Seminardetails
Understanding liquidity risk and distinguishing funding liquidity risk, market liquidity risk, and their relationship with solvency and profitability
Identifying liquidity risk drivers arising from deposit withdrawals, maturity mismatches, refinancing requirements, collateral calls, and market disruptions
Examining the structure of financial institution balance sheets and the liquidity characteristics of assets, liabilities, and off-balance-sheet commitments
Understanding the role of treasury, risk management, finance, and asset-liability committees in liquidity risk oversight
Evaluating historical liquidity crises and the lessons they provide for funding stability, market confidence, and risk governance
Practical exercise: Identifying liquidity vulnerabilities within a financial institution's balance sheet and funding profile
Preparing contractual cash flow maturity profiles for assets, liabilities, and relevant off-balance-sheet exposures
Incorporating behavioural assumptions for non-maturity deposits, early withdrawals, loan repayments, and contingent liquidity requirements
Calculating liquidity gaps, cumulative funding mismatches, and projected liquidity positions across different time horizons
Measuring funding concentration, liquidity survival horizons, and the availability of unencumbered liquid assets
Developing liquidity risk indicators, internal limits, early warning thresholds, and management reporting dashboards
Excel workshop: Building a liquidity cash flow forecasting and maturity gap analysis model using illustrative banking data
Understanding the Basel III liquidity framework and the regulatory objectives of the Liquidity Coverage Ratio and Net Stable Funding Ratio
Calculating LCR using eligible high-quality liquid assets and stressed net cash outflows over the prescribed horizon
Evaluating NSFR through available stable funding and required stable funding across different asset and liability categories
Examining liquidity buffer composition, asset eligibility, encumbrance, haircuts, and the operational availability of liquid assets
Integrating liquidity risk considerations into asset-liability management, balance sheet structure, funding costs, and profitability decisions
Practical workshop: Calculating illustrative LCR and NSFR positions and assessing the impact of changes in funding composition and liquid asset holdings
Designing institution-specific, market-wide, and combined liquidity stress scenarios based on plausible adverse events
Modelling deposit outflows, reduced wholesale funding access, collateral requirements, asset liquidation constraints, and contingent commitments
Assessing stressed cash flow projections, liquidity buffer depletion, funding gaps, and survival periods
Applying reverse stress testing to identify conditions that could cause severe liquidity difficulties or funding failure
Evaluating funding diversification strategies, alternative financing arrangements, and the liquidity implications of asset sales
Case study: Conducting a liquidity stress test for a financial institution facing accelerated withdrawals and restricted market funding
Establishing a liquidity risk management framework with defined risk appetite, policies, limits, responsibilities, and governance arrangements
Developing contingency funding plans covering liquidity triggers, escalation levels, emergency funding sources, and management actions
Strengthening coordination between treasury, finance, risk management, senior management, and the asset-liability committee
Evaluating liquidity risk reporting requirements, management information, monitoring frequency, and communication during periods of financial stress
Assessing liquidity risk management effectiveness through policy reviews, scenario testing, internal controls, and independent assurance
Capstone exercise: Developing and presenting a Liquidity Risk Management Framework incorporating cash flow analysis, liquidity ratios, stress-testing results, early warning indicators, funding strategies, and a contingency funding plan
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Cursuscertificaat
Iedere deelnemer die dit seminar afrondt, ontvangt een professioneel cursuscertificaat van INFORMATECH.
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Het officiële cursusmateriaal is in het Engels. Afhankelijk van de beschikbaarheid van de trainer kunnen uitleg, discussies en praktische oefeningen in het Engels en Nederlands worden verzorgd.
Het officiële cursusmateriaal en het gedetailleerde programma blijven in het Engels, zodat deelnemers met de internationaal gebruikte vakterminologie kunnen werken.
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