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[Rappel Master El Karoui - UPMC] Les inscriptions au Master Probabilité et Finances sont ouvertes - réunion d'information le mardi 3 juin 2014

L'objet du Master 2 Probabilités et Finance est de donner aux étudiants les armes pour évoluer efficacement dans l'ensemble des composantes de cet univers en perpétuel mouvement: en tronc commun, les fondements théoriques, en particulier l'évaluation par arbitrage et les outils numériques essentiels (EDP, Monte Carlo) ; puis via des options variées, proposer un instantané des thèmes et des méthodes en développement dans le marché.

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Cette réunion se tiendra le : mardi 3 juin 2014 – 14 heures,
Salle 104 - Tour 15 - 1er Etage - Couloir 15-25, Barre Campus Jussieu.
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Moody's Analytics Graduate Programme
Paris - London - Edingburgh
Moody’s Analytics is a subsidiary of Moody’s Corporation (NYSE: MCO), which reported revenue of $3.0 billion in 2013, employs approximately 8,300 people worldwide and maintains a presence in 31 countries.
The position provides excellent career opportunities and includes an attractive compensation package.
Requirements Qualifications
-Master Degree in Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, Physics or -Finance
-Excellent IT skills, especially in using relational databases and SQL
-Skills in improving Data Quality
-Experience in Data Mapping between systems of financial and risk data
-Interest in and knowledge of financial markets Individual
-Strong quantitative aptitude and proven analytical skills
-Fluency in English is essential.
Travel will be required.

Please note that we are not able to sponsor UK work permits.

Deadline for application: 10th June 2014
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Moody's Graduate Programme: Paris
Moody's Graduate Programme: London
Moody's Graduate Programme: Edingburgh

'Standard & Poor's recently examined trading risk at the world's largest banks and found that risk declined between 2008 and 2013. However, in general, trading revenue at these banks finished lower as a percentage of total revenue. In this CreditMatters TV segment, Senior Director Stuart Plesser discusses the metrics we use to measure trading risk and how a spike in risk could affect credit quality.'
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Delving Deeper Into Global Trading Banks' Risks And Rewards: A Study Of Public Disclosures

Tougher regulatory requirements, particularly as they pertain to capital, have caused some of the biggest global banks to scale back their trading businesses to ensure that profitability clears their cost of capital. [...] That said, we believe trading risks remain significant, and could destabilize banks that don't manage them properly. (Watch the related CreditMatters TV segment titled, "How Trading Risks Could Affect The Credit Quality Of The World’s Largest Banks," dated May 22, 2014.)

[..]The overall decline in trading activities and better management of their risk, combined with the fact that our ratings already incorporate the risks inherent in trading operations, means we don't envision making changes to our ratings specifically from this analysis. However, changes in a bank's risk profile, over time, could lead to rating actions.
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Sources: S&P Capital IQ, youtube.fr

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