SAP TRM (Treasury and Risk Management) provides functionality that allows you to manage your financial supply chain and cash-flow cycle more effectively. Training courses provide end-to-end process support for credit management, electronic bill presentment and payment, collections management, dispute management, in-house cash management, cash and liquidity management, bank relationship, and treasury and risk management.

SAP TRM (Treasury and Risk Management) module is a series of solutions geared towards analysing and optimizing business processes in the finance area of a company and helps to primarily analyze & optimize business processes in the financial area of a company.
SAP Treasury and Risk Management is an integrated solution in which the various components are closely linked. The financial transactions managed in the Transaction Manager can be evaluated and monitored using the analyzer components. In addition to being linked to the TRM analyzer components Market Risk Analyzer, Portfolio Analyzer, and Credit Risk Analyzer, the Transaction Manager is also linked to  SAP Cash Management.

Major components of SAP SRM are:

1. Transaction Manager
A core task in many finance departments is concluding financial transactions. Depending on the company policy, the emphasis can either be on providing an internal service for the affiliated group companies, or participating actively in the financial markets in order to invest liquid assets, finance planned investment, or hedge existing risks. The Transaction Manager provides the instruments for processing the related financial transactions, from deal capture through to transferring the relevant data to Financial Accounting. The system supports both traditional treasury departments that focus on trading as well as asset management departments. This enables you to use the same platform for various types of transaction - from short-term finance to longer-term strategic investments.

2. Market Risk Analyzer
Alongside traditional finance management tasks, such as cash management and liquidity assurance, effective market risk management is a decisive factor in securing your company’s competitive position. In this field, the Market Risk Analyzer offers extensive position evaluations, such as mark-to-market valuations of financial transactions. It also includes tools for calculating risk and return figures, including exposure, future values, sensitivities and value at risk. When you run these reports, you can incorporate both contracted positions and fictitious financial transactions in the calculations. The valuations can be based on both real and simulated market prices. Together with a high degree of flexibility for creating reports, the Market Risk Analyzer provides a reliable evaluation basis for market risk controlling.

3. Credit Risk Analyzer
The Credit Risk Analyzer focuses on measuring, analyzing and controlling counterparty default risk. The first phase aims to cover the specific risks associated with financial transactions in a company. The Credit Risk Analyzer enables you to control risks actively by setting limits. This is supported by flexible limit management functions with online monitoring, as well as extensive reporting options. As a result, managers are in a position to identify credit risks as they occur and act accordingly.

4. Portfolio Analyzer
Given that the funds available for investment are usually limited, and that there are numerous investment options to choose from, the crucial question for investment policy decisions is how well the investments have actually performed. The economic success of an investment is therefore a critical factor when it comes to making investment policy decisions. The Portfolio Analyzer is designed to provide the answers to this question. It measures the exact return on investments, compares the results to prescribed targets, and breaks down the overall performance into its component parts by attributing the individual portfolio positions to the total result. The basis for these evaluations is the portfolio structure, which lets you group investments into different categories. You can run evaluations for portfolios at different levels in the portfolio hierarchy, or for an asset category across several portfolios.

The SAP TRM training provided by Uplatz is one of the best online trainings available in today's market and focusses on extensive coverage of all topics in detail - theoritically as well as practically with real-world scenarios. On completion of SAP TRM training, the students are advised to appear for SAP TRM certification to enhance their market value. This SAP TRM course in available at a very affordable cost and can be done online through instructor-led virtual classroom sessions.

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• Business partners and standing instructions
• Banks/House banks
• Transaction Manager: instruments available within Money Market, Foreign Exchange, Derivatives and Securities
• Structure of the financial instruments product types, business types and transaction types
• Process for front and back office
• Integration to Financial Accounting, payment program and Cash Management
• Parallel accounting in Treasury (multiple GAAPs)
• Market Risk Analyser with analysis, value at risk and result database
• Credit Risk Analyser with exposure calculation and limit management
• Reporting in Treasury
• Master data maintenance: organisation elements, business partner, product, account and account hierarchies, conditions, limits
• Account maintenance and payment transactions
• Process automation in In-House Cash
• Account maintenance
• Process automation of internal payment transactions
• Process automation of external payment transactions
• Central cash receipt
• Cross-bank area posting
• Payment items / payment orders
• Creating bank statements
• Periodic tasks
• The concept of Cash Accounting
• Tasks of Cash Accounting and Liquidity Planning
• Recipients and Need for Information
• Classification of SAP Liquidity Planner in FSCM
• Actual Calculation (ECC part of SAP Liquidity Planner)
• Planning (Planning part of SAP Liquidity Planner)
• Difference to SAP Cash Management
• Liquidity Analysis Using SAP Actual Calculation
• Analysis Reports
• Modelling of SAP Liquidity Planner
• Planning Layout
• Extraction of data
• Reporting