Learning objectives
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Understand the Trade Life cycle and Clearing and Settlement of an Equity
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Learn about Front-Office, Middle-office and Back-office and their functions
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Add value to your CV and upskill your Investment Banking/Capital market skills
- Easily pass the Capital market job interviews
Eligibility
12+/B.Com/BE/BBA/M.Com/MBA/Relevant Degree
Syllabus
- Section 1:
Overview of Equity, Bullish and Bearish, Long Position and Short Position
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- What is equity?
- Truths or Facts on Equity
- Features of Stocks or Shares
- Trading concepts of Equities
- What is trade?
- Why Trade?
- What do you mean by Bullish and Bearish?
- Features of Bullish and Bearish
- What is Long Position and Short Position?
- How does Long and Short Position work?
- Section 2:
Trade Life Cycle Participants, Methods of Executing Trades, Front Office, Middle Office
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- Trade Life Cycle Participants
- Clearing Banks
- Methods of Executing Trades
- Introduction to Trade Life Cycle
- Departments involved in the process of Trade Life Cycle
- Front Office
- How does Front-Office work in Trade life cycle?
- Middle -Office
- Section 3:
Trade Validation Components and Back Office Roles and Responsibilities
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- Trade Validation Component: Trade Date
- Trade Validation Component: Value Date
- Trade Validation Component: Trade Time
- Trade Validation components: Quantity and Price
- Trade Validation components: Instrument /Security and Counterparty
- Trade Validation component: Operation
- Back Office Roles and Responsibilities
- Section 4:
Settlement Instructions and Settlement Methods
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- What is Settlement Instruction?
- Settlement Instruction Details
- Settlement Cycle: Rolling Settlement
- Settlement Methods
- Delivery versus Payment (DVP) settlement method
- Free of Payment (FoP)
- Netting Settlement Method
- Section 5:
Securities Trade Life Cycle in Capital Market and Order Management
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- Securities Trade Life Cycle in Capital Market
- Clearing and Settlement
- Auction and It’s Process
- Asset Servicing
- Order Management and Types of Orders
- Market Order and Limit Order
- Stop Loss Order