About ACI Dealing Simulation
Started in 1984, the ACI Australia Dealing Simulation Course offers delegates the opportunity to learn about the following:
How do I execute/manage risk on behalf of my bank or customer?
What price should I make?
What are my customers specific needs?
The course content is always being updated and recent additions include FX Forwards/Swaps as well as the generic Spot Foreign Exchange and Currency Options.
Electronic platforms are used to not only transact with other Banks but also to communicate with customers. The course lectures , presentations and workshops themselves are now aimed at a broad cross section of your staff so that not only traders benefit from the course but also e-FX Sales Staff , and Risk Managers from your Market, Credit, Compliance and Operational Risk areas, and Legal & Documentation staff. Essentially anyone that has a role that touches on the day to day activities of a Dealing Room will take away invaluable practical experience from this course , plus potential long standing market relationships.
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UPCOMING COURSE DATES
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Who Should Attend?
Any individual whose occupation brings them into contact with the workings of a dealing room environment. The experience gained from this course is also crucial to market participants wishing to increase their knowledge of physical dealing techniques or those wanting to establish a career in OTC financial markets.
Newmarket entrants and anyone hoping to establish a career in trading within the Financial Markets
Operations and market risk staff
Inter-dealerbrokers
Junior salespeople and traders and those with up to two years’ experience in a dealing room
Funds managemen temployees
Corporate treasury personnel
Legal and compliance officers
E-sales and prime brokerage stafF
Programmers and Developers
Learning Outcomes
This four-day program is designed to train participants in the physical attributes of trading and sales. The realistic simulation(s) are balanced by a number of market related lectures. At the end of the course attendees will have gained an understanding of pricing to / dealing with corporations, hedge funds and mutual fund managers as well as using FX options to hedge risk exposures.
Areas covered:
Making a price
Gauging liquidity and market depth
Customer service–idea generation and execution
Operational risk
Markets Best Practice–FX Global Code
The role of brokers
Method and psychology of trading
Riskmanagement
The role of the central bank
Technical analysis
The logic behind FX technology
Introductory Level
ACI FX Global Code Certificate — The ACI FX Global Code Certificate offers formal testing and qualification of an individual’s comprehensive understanding of the 6 themes and 55 principles set out in the Global Code.
ACI Dealing Certificate — The ACI Dealing Certificate offers delegates both technical and practical learning in as well as ethical behaviour principles expected from someone working within a front office role, the syllabus...
ACI Operations Certificate — The ACI operation Certificate offers delegates both technical and operational learning as well as ethical behaviour principles expected from someone working within Middle and back Office, the syllabus...
ACI Online FX Global Code Exam - The ACI Online FX Global Code Exam is an excellent first step to test your knowledge of the FX Global Code…
ACI Online FX Global Code Exam
Advanced Level
Diploma — the ACI Diploma is an advanced level, continuing professional development qualification for Financial Market practitioners.
ACI and Codes of Conduct
ACI has always encouraged its membership to acknowledge, respect and adhere to principles of ethical behaviour. ACI has been an active part of the evolution towards new global standards in the Financial Markets.
ACI is proud to have participated in the creation of the FX Global Code and believes that it provides an excellent framework for ethical conduct that will be enhanced and refined as market circumstances demand.
As longstanding proponents and influencers of ethical conduct, ACI welcomes the progress made by the FX Working Group in respect of defining Code principles, governance and adherence. An active member of the Market Participants Group reporting to the BIS FX Working Group, ACI contributed directly to this important industry initiative and will continue to contribute to the GFXC (Global Foreign Exchange Committee) that has assumed ownership and responsibility for the future development of the Code. ACI will also participate directly in ongoing market consultation on specific Code Principles.
FX Global Code
To download the FX Global Code please click on the below link:
Revised FX Global Code – JUly 2021>
AFMA and ACI Australia have established a register for Statements of Commitment (SoC) to the FX Global Code: To view the register please use the following link:
FX GLOBAL CODE REGISTER >
ACI ELAC
E-Learning, Attestation and Certification Portal. ACI’s ELAC provides employers and individual market practitioners in the financial sector with a high-quality adherence framework and continuing professional development solution, helping the industry reclaim professional standards in ethical conduct in a sustainable manner in line with the FX GC.