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Bonds are a type of debt which states a promise of payment by the bond issuer to the bond holder, according to specific terms at the time the bond is issued. The government is the largest issuer of bonds; long-term government bonds are issued to finance expenditures required by governments to support their countries. Banks and large corporations are also major issuers of bonds. This program is designed to provide participants with a sound understanding of dealing in the debt and bond market and gain the ability to understand the different types of bonds and methods of evaluating and pricing them according to the return and to identify the risks associated with bonds and how to make the decision to invest in bonds
Capital Market
Trading and Investment
Not Exist
Lecture
Brainstroming +1
Lecture
Brainstroming
Dialogue Teams
Pre Assessment
Post Assessment
Fund Management
Brokers Operations
Investment advisory
Investment analysis
+3Fund Management
Brokers Operations
Investment advisory
Investment analysis
Analytics / Decision Sciences
Portfolio Management
Risk Management
This provides you with the opportunity to select the available times that suit you best for participation in our program. These times represent slots during which we are ready to welcome you and provide assistance and guidance.
Self Learning
Module 1: Debt Capital Markets and Fixed Income Securities
Module 2: Credit Analysis
Module 3: Analysis of Debt Obligations and Risks
Module 4: Fixed Income Portfolio
Module 5: Interest Rate Risk Management
Module 6: Structural Risk and Analysis
Familiarize yourself with the structure and functioning of the international primary debt markets to determine the most appropriate organization of financing for a particular borrower.
Getting to know the securities secured by mortgage and the securities secured by Euro assets and bonds.
Doing bond-related calculations for bond pricing and yield to maturity.
Bond sensitivity analysis using bond duration to determine bond yield curves.