DRR Cohort 2 training course

Online Webinar

4 half day training sessions in the US ET am to orient Digital Regulatory Reporting Digitizers

By the end of the course participants will be able to take a regulatory text and transpose it into a CDM functional expression in Rosetta for the purposes of generating regulatory reporting.
The course relies on a set of DRR training videos produced from a previous DRR course which are attached to this meeting notice (see ‘supporting documents’ below on the bottom right)
Participant should review these recordings in advance to get the best value from the accelerated deep dive sessions as well as the practical hands-on modelling activitie

Session	Timeslot (BST)	Focus
1	14h00	Goals, success criteria and status update on latest modelling effort Recap, Q&A from video recordings and practical exercises DRR enabled with the CDM Key aspects of the DRR approach and output Modelling and digitization approach The Rosetta platform, key DRR components
	15h50	Break
	16h00	Recap, Q&A from video recordings & practical hands on: Relevant CDM components: product model and event model Features and components for trade workflow, regulatory reporting What about CDM and FpML ? What about user documentation ? Examples of transactions represented in the CDM Examples of business events represented in the CDM
	17h50	Wrap-up

2	14h00	Recap, Q&A from video recordings & practical hands on: Methodology for digitizing EMIR Refit Examples of digitized reporting rules Starting to model rules in Rosetta. Collective group modelling
	15h50	Break
	16h00	Hands on group modelling
	17h50	Wrap-up

Session	Timeslot (BST)	Focus
3	14h00	Review of specific DRR areas where necessary Recap on modelling instructions through hands on group modelling
	14h40	Assisted Individual Rule Modelling
	16h50	Break
	17h00	Peer Review
	17h50	Wrap-up

4	14h00	Recap session 3 + Review of specific areas where necessary Modelling clinic (optional)
	14h20	Assisted Individual Rule Modelling
	16h40	Break
	16h50	Peer Review
	17h50	Final wrap-up and next steps