From January 19–28, 2026, EIASM welcomed students for an intensive short-term course focusing on “Modern Mechanisms of the Functioning of the Foreign Exchange, Derivatives, Money Market and Government Securities Market in EU Countries”.
Czech Money Market – Professor Hájek, Ph.D. provided comprehensive insights into the Czech money market structure, exploring key instruments including treasury bills, commercial papers and certificates of deposit. Students examined interest rate dynamics, central bank operations and the role of interbank lending in maintaining financial system liquidity.
ESG and ISO Standards – Mgr. Kristýna Houšková delivered an essential lecture on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) frameworks and ISO standardization. Participants explored sustainability reporting requirements, ESG integration in investment decision-making and how international standards shape corporate responsibility across EU markets.
Counterparty Credit Risk Management – Ing. Radoslav Míšek, Ph.D. guided students through advanced risk management concepts including Credit Valuation Adjustment, Debt Valuation Adjustment and CVA risk measurement. The session examined practical applications in derivatives pricing, bilateral risk assessment and regulatory capital requirements under Basel III framework.
This intensive program taught participants about European financial market mechanisms, helping them with careers in international finance and risk management.
