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Securities training courses and schools
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School: Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University
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Securities Analysis
Course Format: Classroom
Securities Analysis combines economic analysis and institutional knowledge (i.e. accounting, taxes) to estimate the value of securities. Topics include valuation consequences of corporate earnings and analyst earnings forecasts, valuation of target and bidder corporations in corporate mergers, and bankruptcy.
 

School: Brandeis University International Business School
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Relative Value of Securities
Course Format: Classroom
Introduces students to the issues and analysis necessary for making the decision to purchase securities. The principal focus is on publicly traded securities. Debt and equity security values will be addressed. Usually offered every year.
 

Pricing Derivatives on Equities & Other Tradable Securities
Course Format: Classroom
Explores in some detail the mathematics of pricing financial derivatives on equities and other tradable securities, with particular emphasis on the various discrete computational methods and their convergence properties.
 

Fixed Income Securities
Course Format: Classroom
Studies fixed income securities; cash flow structures, pricing risk measures; features of major fixed income sectors; valuation of fixed income securities with embedded options; portfolio management and performance measurement; interest rate derivatives and applications to asset/liability management.
 

School: FitchTraining
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Securities Companies Analysis Workshop
Course Format: Classroom
A one day workshop offering an insight into the credit analysis of full service investment banks, broker-dealers and smaller private brokers. The workshop uses a structured approach and cases are tailored to the market where it is run. Content ANALYTIC OVERVIEW Perspective on securities companies - regulators, rating agencies, debt and equity investors Purpose payback model - key issue...
 

School: Duquesne University
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Derivative Securities (Master Degree)
Course Format: Classroom
Derivatives are financial instruments whose returns depend on the performance of some other underlying assets. They are used extensively to manage financial risk. This course will study the building blocks of derivatives; futures, forwards and options, and examine their use in a number of applications including hedging, portfolio management and raising capital. The course will also study the se...
 

School: The New York Society of Security Analysts
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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...
 

School: Tippie College of Business
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FIXED INCOMESECURITIES
Course Format: Classroom
Compared to the early 1980s when the fixed income market was comprised of bonds and simple structures, today the market is comprised of more complex bond structures with embedded options that make bond valuation more difficult. The markets for fixed income securities represent important business and investment opportunities for insurance companies, investment banks, other financial institutions...
 

School: Mobile Technical Institute
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Securities
Course Format: Online
Annuities - 4 hour course that covers the basic fundamentals of fixed and variable annuities. Fully interactive and fast. Anti Money Laundering - This is a 2 hour securities CE credit session covering definitions, rules and regulations. Prospecting, Selling and Closing - 3 hour continuing education training covering the NASD guidelines to customer prospecting, including telephone solici...
 

School: Alaska Pacific University
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Domestic/Global Securities And Financial Markets
Course Format: Classroom
A survey introducing students to domestic and global financial markets, how they developed and how they are likely to change in the near future. An overview that examines variety and differences among financial instruments and a review of how they are valued and traded.
 

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