Quantitative risk management
The module teaches relevant procedures and models for quantitative risk management. Participants learn to determine risk measures and risk ratios empirically and to implement value-based risk management in practice. Topics include the mathematical principles of capital adequacy requirements in accordance with Basel and Solvency, mathematical methods of risk capital allocation as well as correlation and diversification.
know the main risk classes for the various financial intermediaries and can assess them with regard to national and international supervisory law.
are familiar with statistical risk measures, can describe their advantages and disadvantages and state their impact on the company's capital adequacy.
The module is aimed at professionals and interested parties who wish to acquire practical knowledge for value-oriented risk management.
It can be taken as certified further education or as part of a part-time degree programme in risk management and financial analysis. The university certificate is fully recognised for the degree course. So you can start your studies without enrolment!