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Treasury Dealing Simulation

FX and money-market dealing learned by doing — an intensive hands-on simulation covering pricing, liquidity management and full market strategy under pressure.

The programme

FX and money markets punish theory without practice. This workshop teaches the mechanics and terminology of trading and treasury management — the instruments, the factors that move Foreign Exchange and Money Markets, the calculation of cross, forward and swap rates, and customer pricing — then puts participants into an intensive hands-on dealing simulation. Trading under simulated pressure, the cohort manages liquidity, interprets economic news, reads the interdependencies between markets and products, and formulates and executes a complete market strategy, with treasury risks and the strategies to mitigate them woven throughout.

What you will do

Trade FX and money-market instruments in an intensive hands-on simulation.
Calculate cross, forward and swap rates and price customer business correctly.
Manage liquidity in live conditions, reading the interdependencies between markets and products.
Turn economic news into positions, interpreting releases as the market does.
Formulate and execute a complete market strategy under simulated dealing pressure.
Recognise treasury risks as they arise and apply the strategies that mitigate them.

Who attends

  • Dealers, traders and treasury staff
  • Treasury marketing and treasury operations officers
  • Wholesale banking relationship managers, corporate and commercial
  • Risk managers, market risk managers and credit analysts
  • Financial control, capital markets and corporate finance professionals

Cohorts bring together board members, executives and the rising leaders behind them — kept deliberately small, so every seat is a peer’s.

Programme agenda

Built for the decisions no textbook prepares you for

I.FX and money-market mechanics
  • Market structure, terminology and instruments
  • Factors affecting FX and money markets
  • Interdependencies between markets and products
II.Pricing
  • Cross rates, forwards and swap rates
  • Customer pricing in practice
  • Reading and reacting to economic news
III.The dealing simulation
  • Managing liquidity under pressure
  • Formulating and implementing a complete market strategy
  • Treasury risks and mitigation strategies in action

Frequently asked

How does the treasury dealing simulation work?

The workshop first teaches the mechanics and terminology of trading and treasury management — instruments, the factors that move FX and money markets, cross, forward and swap rate calculation, and customer pricing — then places participants in an intensive hands-on dealing simulation. Trading under simulated pressure, the cohort manages liquidity, interprets economic news and formulates and executes a complete market strategy.

Who should attend the FX and money market dealing simulation?

Dealers, traders and treasury staff, treasury marketing and treasury operations officers, and wholesale banking relationship managers on the corporate and commercial side. Risk managers, market risk managers, credit analysts, and financial control, capital markets and corporate finance professionals gain the same market feel from the trading floor perspective.

Can the simulation be run in-house, and in which languages?

Yes. BIZENIUS delivers the workshop in English and French, and an in-house edition can be tailored to your treasury’s markets and instruments. Sessions run on a rolling calendar with dates confirmed on request; fees and quotations are provided on enquiry.

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