|
The ICMA European Repo Council will present its 2010 Professional Repo and Collateral Management Course in Frankfurt on September 29 and 30. This industry-run course caters to the needs of professional repo market participants and is provided at subsidised rates to ICMA members, underlining the association’s commitment to education and the development of this financing product.
The course, which has run successfully for almost 10 years, becoming the market benchmark, features a blend of presentations from experienced practitioners who are actively involved in the repo market on day to day basis, together with a sound theoretical explanation of the principles involved in this type of financing from ICMA Centre academics. As well as covering the fundamentals of the repo product, the course will address the uses of repo and collateral by central banks, the impact of the crisis on the repo market and the latest developments in clearing and settlement.
For the full agenda, please click here
Registration
The price per delegate is EUR 350 for ICMA Members and EUR 500 for non-members.*
*Accomodation is not included in the price and delegates must arrange their own accomodation. However, delegates may receive preferential rates if they use our approved accomodation.
Click here to register.
Sponsorship
The 2010 ICMA Professional Repo and Collateral Management Course is sponsored by EUREX Repo:
Eurex Repo ranks among the leading markets for electronic repo trading and operates the CHF and EUR Repo Markets and GC Pooling Market. The CHF Repo Market was launched in 1999, the EUR Repo Market followed in 2001 and the GC Pooling Market followed in 2005. More than 235 participants from ten countries are currently admitted to trading on Eurex’s repo markets. Eurex Repo is the only platform in Europe to offer all of the advantages of electronic trading in combination with the anonymity of the central counterparty Eurex Clearing AG and Clearstream
Banking’s centralized collateral management system.
Eurex Repo is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Eurex Frankfurt AG. Repo trading allows banks to lend/borrow their security holdings in exchange for money and receive or grant liquidity as a result. The ECB and the majority of national European central banks use repo transactions to control money supply.
|