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FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKETS MASTERCLASS

TERMÍN: 12. – 14. 10. 2026 • ÚČASTNICKÝ POPLATEK: 49 500 Kč prezenční, 37 125 Kč online • MÍSTO: Praha a online

Attend this 3-day training course This 3-day course offers a detailed analysis of the Foreign Exchange market place, the products
and learn about: that trade within it, and how it is used by traders, investors and companies.
• The size and scope of the world’s We start with the basics of FX – how are the rates quoted, what drives movements in the price,
largest financial market place what are the products? We then look at trading and investing in FX. From a trading perspective
• The spectrum of FX products – we examine what happens within banks and the role of the market maker, looking at how banks
from spot trades to exotic options operate profitably in the FX market. Next, we look at the investment aspect of FX. How do
• How the market works and how investors form a view on a currency pair? How do they execute the trades and manage their
orders are executed exposure through limit orders? We look at how including options in your investment approach
• Why FX rates move and what allow the formation of a more bespoke view on the market. We also look at the downsides of
investing with options, including exotics.
drives them
• How banks operate in the FX Further, we move our focus to the company. We analyse how companies encounter FX risk
market – the role of the market through transaction and translation effects, using real company accounts as our evidence. We
look at the variety of hedging approaches available and assess the pros and cons of each. We
maker
• Investing in FX – forming a view, examine the hedging decision making process – how do real companies make these decisions?
And we also look at the process of interacting with banks – what’s the process, what are the
executing trades, using stop-loss rules, and what do they get out of it?
and take-profit orders, investing The course finishes with a series of case studies examining both the investment and hedging
with options aspects covered during the three days.
• How companies encounter FX risk
and how to hedge against it Who should attend?
• Executing the corporate hedge – • Bank traders, salespeople, structurers
making the decision, choosing the • Bank market risk managers, middle office and operations professionals
right product, dealing with banks • Investors – institutional investors, fund managers, private traders
• Company treasury managers and staff, accountants, risk managers

MONDAY, OCTOBER 12  Pricing long-dated Forward FX TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13
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09 – 09 10 – Executing Forward FX trades 09 –12
Welcome and Introduction  Understanding the ‘forward points’ FX Trading and Investing
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09 –12 quoting system • FX trading within banks – the market
FX Market Overview and Products  Fixing the spot reference for outright maker
• Spot FX – the market for immediate forward dealing – How do market makers make prices?
delivery – Adding a Spot FX and Forward FX trade – How do market makers manage their
– How big is the Spot FX market? Who together – the ‘FX Swap’ portfolios?
are the participants? What are their  Applications of FX swaps – What determines the width of the bid/
motivations? offer spread?
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– What moves the price? 12 –13 30 – Discussion of market making in liquid
 How important are trade flows and Lunch and illiquid markets
speculative flows? 13 –17 00 • FX markets for investors
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 The role of interest rate differentials FX Market Overview and Products (cont.) – What do investors look for from the FX
and interest rate parity • The FX options market market?
 Purchasing power parity and current – Understanding how options work  What are the differences from other
account balances – The ‘right but not the obligation’ – how asset classes?
 Currencies that are linked to do we choose whether to exercise our – Developing a view on a currency pair
commodity prices right?  Different views - up, down, neutral,
 How and why do central banks – Analysis of payoff profiles and option range-bound, break-outs, trends
intervene in the FX market? combinations. What is put-call parity  Designing a strategy to fit the view –
– How to execute Spot FX trades and why is it important? choosing the right product
 Understanding the bid-offer spread – Using FX options to express a view on  Carry trade analysis
 Execution for the retail trader – Spot the market or hedge a risk exposure  Does your view benefit from high or
FX brokers, CFDs – Intuitive understanding of option pricing low volatility?
 Execution for the bank trader –  From binomial pricing to the Black- – Executing your view
electronic trading systems, interbank Scholes formula  Dealing with market makers
voice broking – Executing FX option trades  Trade size and the bid/offer spread
 Execution for the investor/corporate  How is the price quoted? Who makes  Order types in the FX market
treasurer – market makers, the market?  Using take-profit and stop-loss limits
e-commerce platforms • Understanding FX volatility to manage risk
• Forward FX – the market for future – What is volatility? How do we measure – Investing using options
delivery it?  What do options offer the FX investor?
– What is the rationale behind the – What is meant by ‘volatility smile and  How to tailor option combinations to
Forward FX market? skew’ benefit a more specific view
– How are Forward FX prices quoted? – How to calculate historical volatility  Using relative value opportunities
– Analysis of the pricing of Forward FX • Introduction to exotic options in volatility to enhance investment
 ‘Cash and carry’ forward pricing – Barrier options and digitals outcomes
 Is the Forward FX price a prediction of – How do we use and execute exotic FX • Trading FX options
the future or merely a mathematical options? – Executing FX option trades on a ‘vol
result? price’
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