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Financial Modeling with the Monte Carlo Simulation Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
Using the @RISK simulation “add-in,�learn to model various financial applications with Excel and run a Monte Carlo simulation to determine optimal procedures. This course is self-contained, and no knowledge of probability or simulation is assumed. Areas covered include option pricing, simulating a portfolio and finding the value-at-risk (VAR), evaluating an investment strategy in the stock mar...
 

Securitization and Mortgage-Backed Securities Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
Securitized assets comprise some of the largest and most important financial markets. Learn the basics of modeling and valuation of securitized products such as mortgage-backed, asset-backed, and collateralized debt obligations (CDOs). Review the cash flow distribution of mortgage-backed securities (MBS), collateralized mortgage obligation (CMOs), interest only and principal only (IO/PO) strips...
 

Investing in Distressed and Defaulted Debt Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
Have you ever wanted to invest in a distressed credit, inherited a distressed position from a previously performing portfolio, or been interested in the equity of firms emerging from bankruptcy? If so, this course will give you an essential overview of this specialized area of investing. When issuers become distressed and a reorganization process looms, a significant number of unique considerat...
 

CFA weekly review 2008
Course Format: Classroom
The CFA® charter is known as the designation of professional excellence within the global investment community. Around the world, employers and investors recognize the CFA designation as the definitive standard for measuring competence and integrity in the fields of portfolio management and investment analysis. The curriculum develops and reinforces a fundamental knowledge of investment princip...
 

Mock CFA Exam - Level I
Course Format: Classroom
NYSSA is hosting a mock CFA exam for members who are CFA Level I candidates to help them prepare and be more confident on exam day. The mock exam will be conducted in the same conditions as the actual December exam, using Boston Society of Security Analysts Level I Practice Exam & Answer Key. Two of NYSSA’s CFA instructors, O. Nathan Ronen, CFA, and Susan C. Lakatos, CFA, CFP, will be avai...
 

Problem Solving
Course Format: Classroom
You will review theoretical concepts and develop your problem solving skills by working througha series of mock questions and answers. You will be able to understand the theory behind the calculations as well as their mathematics. Topics range across the CFA® curriculum, including the core areas of economics, quantitative methods, and financial statement analysis.
 

Financial Statement Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
Financial statement analysis represents a significant portion of the CFA® Level I exam, and is also among the most difficult areas of the test. Whether you plan to self-study or take a review class, you can enhance your study program with this one-day course on financial statement analysis. You will receive a comprehensive review of all key topics covered in CFA I financial statement analysis a...
 

Financial Accounting
Course Format: Classroom
Accounting is a basic foundation of preparation for the CFA® exam. If you have not taken a college accounting course, or if you took a course some time ago, it is recommended that you review the fundamentals. In this program, you will be introduced to the basic concepts of accounting and financial statements by way of a “bottoms-up�understanding of the individual components of the income state...
 

Equity Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
This course looks into, through, and behind the financial results of selected high-growth and value-oriented companies to help you develop an understanding of the principles of equity analysis. Study the decision-making process that companies must face and the competitive atmosphere in which they operate. Through detailed examination of the financials behind key company decisions, you will lear...
 

CFA Level I Orientation
Course Format: Classroom
This free orientation helps you ease into the demanding CFA testing process and outlines what you can expect from the June 2008 exam. It describes the suggested study curriculum, study groups, and the review courses offered by NYSSA. Experts will be on hand to answer your questions about the CFA program.
 

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