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Trading in derivatives involves various risks. Derivatives are subject to market, liquidity and counterparty risks. Due to leverage, losses can exceed the capital invested. Incorrect strategies can also lead to unexpected results. This is why a sound knowledge of derivatives is important. Professional risk analysis should be part of every strategy. Compare training and continuing education, further training that teaches risk competence.

A course on derivatives is suitable for financial experts, controlling managers and market players. Derivatives courses teach practical instruments for hedging and price analysis. Lateral entrants with basic financial knowledge will also benefit. Course content includes valuation and possible applications. Participants should have a basic understanding of mathematics. Such courses are often available on a part-time basis. Find out about the content and requirements now - simply use our contact form.

Derivatives continuing education, further training focuses on mechanisms and valuation. Typical topics are

• Structure and types of derivatives
• Pricing and models
• Risk and portfolio management
• Regulation and compliance

This content is taught in a practical way. Continuing education, further training in derivatives imparts specialist knowledge for use in the financial market. Check now which content is relevant for you. Use our contact form to do so.

A derivatives course teaches you how complex financial products work and how they are valued. In a derivatives course, you will learn about risk management, futures market mechanisms and deployment strategies. The course is suitable for people in finance and risk controlling. It strengthens your understanding of hedging techniques. Legal aspects are also taken into account. The demand for specialist knowledge on derivatives remains high. Check suitable offers and content now.

Derivatives are financial instruments whose value is derived from an underlying asset such as shares, commodities or currencies. Derivatives are used to hedge risks or to speculate on price movements. Typical contract forms are futures, options and swaps. Market volatility plays a central role in the use of derivatives. Derivatives can bring opportunities, but also increased risks. A solid basic knowledge of financial markets and warrants is important for dealing with them. Find out now about the course content and requirements. You can also do this easily using our contact form.