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The goal of this two-day workshop is to provide the participants with the understanding of the workings of the Foreign Exchange market.
The programme brings the participants through the background of how the world arrives at the current floating-rate regime, the factors that influence exchange rates, the risks posed by exchange rates fluctuations to business, and finally in financial instruments employed to hedge these exchange risks.
This programme comes with case studies and group exercises on recent FOREX events to familiarise the participants with how the theories and technicalities work in real life.
Foundation
AICB MEMBER
MYR
2,200*
/ PAX
NON-MEMBER
MYR
2,500*
/ PAX
*Subject to 6% Service Tax
Overview of the Foreign Exchange Market
Online lecture, including PowerPoints/slides presentations, lecture, whiteboards, the internet, case studies, group discussions, quizzes, MCQs.
Technical Requirements:
This course is applicable to bank treasury officers, business units’ relationship managers and credit analysts whose clients are business enterprises facing the vicissitudes of the foreign exchange rate fluctuations. It gives the RM and analyst an understanding on how their client’s business is impacted and what are the hedging options.
The course is also applicable to Wealth Management relationship managers. It gives an understanding on how forex risks affect the structured products they sell to their clients and how the client’s investments are thus impacted.
Yeow Tiang Hui
Yeow Tiang Hui graduated in Economics from the National University of Singapore where he studied International Finance, Banking & Monetary Economics. He obtained his further training in banking and finance from the Institute of Banking & Finance in Singapore, Deutsche Bank Asia Pacific, and Citibank Asia Pacific Banking Institute, where he studied Credit & Financial Analysis, Applied Financial Services, International Trade Finance, Corporate Finance, and Financial Derivative Products.
He has 33 years of experience in banking and investment, having first worked with the small and medium enterprise clients in United Overseas Bank and Citibank N.A. , Singapore. Thenceforth, he moved on to manage the multinational accounts in Deutsche Bank AG, then the large local corporate clients in Citibank/Citicorp Malaysia, where he was also the Vice President in the venture capital outfit, and the Head of Commercial Banking.
From 1997 to 2005, he served as head of the offshore banking business of the French banking group Crédit Industriel et Commercial. The coverage was Malaysia, the Greater China and the Philippines.
From 2007 till 2016, he has served as the Head of Corporate Banking Kuwait Finance House. And in 2012, he set up the client coverage team, housed under the Investment Banking Division.
His last position was the Chief Executive Officer of Alkhair International Islamic Bank Bhd.
He is fluent in (written and spoken) Chinese, English, Malay and the Indonesian languages. Having worked in Singapore, American, German, French, Middle Eastern and Malaysian environments.
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