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Fixed Income Training Series II: Return of Inflation

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Back by popular demand, the Bloomberg Fixed Income Training Series II is here. This series will continue to deepen participants knowledge on fixed income theories including instruments such as floaters and inflation bonds. It will consider current macro environments, market trends and needs of the industry. By the end of the series, participants should expect to be fully up to date with the (LIBOR) transitional era for rates. Upon completion of the series, participants will receive a global accreditation from the Continuing Professional Development (CPD) organisation and prior to each session, you will receive an email reminder.

Session 1: Understanding Libor Transition
29 March 2022 (42 Minutes)
Overview on the transition, timelines and understanding tenured vs overnight rates. Final shapes of Benchmarks.

Session 2: Return of Inflation
05 April (30 Minutes)
Macro-data and yield curve analysis preparing participants to understand the risk in fixed income instruments.

Session 3: Understanding Floaters
12 April (35 Minutes)
In the era of rising interest rates and libor transition, this session will dive into the mathematics of floaters and impact on their analysis.

Session 4: Understanding Inflation Bonds
19 April (40 Minutes)
Inflation bonds have already rallied but will stay in focus for investors in the current inflationary environment. This session will help in understanding their yield composition and their practical market use.

Session 5: Derivatives in Rates Transition
26 April (40 Minutes)
A follow up from Fixed Income Series 1; this session will investigate RFR based derivatives and changes in market data. Inflation hedges will also be covered following session 4.
* CPD points may differ depending on webinar length, certificates are available after watching 75% of the webinar.

Speakers

Ebru Boysan

Market Specialist Debt Capital Market, Middle East and Africa

BLOOMBERG/ DUBAI OFFICE

Ebru has specialized in fixed income markets for the region since 2008, responsible for localizing Bloomberg’s products, multi-class asset product development and business strategy including Islamic Finance. Prior to this, she managed Bloomberg Sales for Russia, CIS, former soviet republics this is their new name Eastern Europe, the Balkans and Turkey. Ebru started her career in Solomon Brothers New York, as a Debt Capital Markets analyst focusing on sovereign debt issuance and asset liability advisory. Ebru has authored a number of articles – topics include the introduction of VAT in the GCC and the Pakistan economy. She has an MSc in finance from Lancaster University in the United Kingdom. Ebru also works closely with exchanges, Central Banks and Ministry of Finances on formation of liquidity platforms in local markets in fixed income space.

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