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Treasury and Forex Management

Manage a bank's liquidity, interest rate and FX positions in a floating-birr, policy-rate world

Build gap, duration and liquidity analysis, run the FX position within the NBE limit, price customer deals and forwards, and take decisions to a mock ALCO for one Ethiopian bank.

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What you will be able to do

  • Build and interpret gap, duration and liquidity coverage analysis for an Ethiopian bank
  • Manage the FX position within the NBE limit and price customer FX deals and forwards
  • Price and classify the investment portfolio within NBE investment limits
  • Use funds transfer pricing for product pricing and branch profitability
  • Recommend ALCO strategies for the balance sheet, investment portfolio and funding
For
Dealers, ALM analysts, and treasury and finance managers in Ethiopian banks, with basic finance maths and a grounding in banking regulation (Topic 1.a, Level 1, or equivalent).
Study time
About 6 hours online, in 5 modules (32 hours in the classroom version)
Each module
Short lessons, animated visuals, Ethiopian examples, decisions to make, NBE rules and worked calculations, then a quiz
Assessment
A 20-question final exam; pass mark 70%
Certificate
Erudite Africa Center of Excellence certificate of completion
Access
Module 1 free for registered users; the full course, exam and certificate for subscribers

Built on

  • Erudite Africa course specification: Topic 1.g Treasury and Forex Management, Level 2 Intermediate (October 2026)
  • Erudite Africa: Training Module, Ethiopian Context, programme overview and regulatory register (October 2026)
  • National Bank of Ethiopia Proclamation No. 1359/2025 and NBE Monetary Policy Committee release No. 7 (13 July 2026)
  • NBE directives as listed in the lessons: FXD/01/2024, FXD/04/2026, FXD/05/2026, SBB/92/2024, SBB/95/2025, SBB/96/2025, NBE/INT/13/2026
  • NBE Risk Management Guidelines (May 2010)

Examples and companies are fictional. Bank practices are shown as typical Ethiopian practice, not as any one bank's policy. Always apply your own institution's approved policy and the current NBE directives.