Negotiating the balance between what is theoretically desirable and what is practically obtainable in FTP
Many financial institutions are no longer establishing the basics of Funds Transfer Pricing and understanding how things should work in theory before they implement their systems. Instead they are now focusing on the challenges that will be facing banks which have FTP up and running, specifically looking at negotiating the balance between what is theoretically desirable and what is practically obtainable. Many banks are attempting to gain perfection in FTP, but the effort from where they are now to that small step up is immense and not necessarily worth it. As such banks should be looking more at what to do with the results that they are getting and how this can add value to the bank.
Attending this premier marcus evans event will enable you to:
- Implement the optimum FTP framework for your bank, considering both technical feasibility and behavioural drivers
- Drive the right behaviours within the bank, analysing incentivisation and cost allocation
- Optimise approaches to buffer costs, and funding and pricing HQLA
- Tailor FTP methodologies to different business lines, including both dynamic markets and fixed maturity deposits, and decide upon the most appropriate curves for each
For more information about the event and to book your place please contact Kristiyan Sokolov Kristiyans@marcusevansuk.com T: +357 22 849 408
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