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Structured Products - Virtual

Structured products make up part of the $24T fixed income markets. Structured products are synthetic investment instruments specially created to meet the needs that cannot be met from the cash financial instruments available in the markets. Structured products can be used: as an alternative to a direct investment; as part of the asset allocation process to reduce risk exposure of a portfolio; or to utilize the current market trend. The FDIC says “Structured finance transactions encompass a broad array of products with varying levels of complexity. Structured products typically result in a final product that is often nonstandard and is structured to meet the specific financial objectives of a customer.

Second, they often involve professionals from multiple disciplines within the financial institution and may have significant fees or high returns in relation to the market and credit risks associated with the transaction. Third, they may be associated with the creation or use of one or more special purpose entities (SPEs) designed to address the economic, legal, tax or accounting objectives of the customer and/or the combination of cash and derivative products. Finally, and perhaps most important, they may expose the financial institution to elevated levels of market, credit, operational, legal or reputation risks”. Come and join us for insights into this exciting and growing area of finance.

Virtual NYIF classes recreate a physical classroom in a virtual setting all delivered via a standard web browser. A powerful presentation space and white board serve as a focal point for the class. Instructors have an array of tools to monitor and support students in real time and students can interact with each other and the instructor in via voice or text. Virtual NYIF allows you, the student, to get the best financial training without leaving your desk!

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This introductory course guides students through the evolution of asset securitization, which results in new products for investors and expanded sources of funding and risk transfer opportunities for issuers. This module will provide you with an introduction to ABSs. It begins with a definition of the product and how it works. Then it looks at the evolution of the market, as well as the market's current and future prospects. Learn more!

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