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Introduction

The Mini MBA: Qualification to Capital Markets training course provides managers, supervisors, and business professionals with a solid foundation in the workings of capital markets. Designed for individuals across government, private, and non-governmental sectors, this course equips participants with practical insights into financial instruments, investment strategies, and market operations.

Participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of debt and equity instruments, portfolio theory, market efficiency, and key corporate finance concepts such as the Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM) and Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC). The course also explores Equity Capital Markets (ECM), Debt Capital Markets (DCM), syndication techniques, and distribution mechanisms.

Through interactive sessions, real-world case studies, and multimedia resources, delegates will acquire actionable knowledge to navigate capital markets confidently and make informed financial decisions. This course bridges the gap between theoretical finance concepts and practical market applications.

What are the Goals?

The Mini MBA: Qualification to Capital Markets training course aims to provide participants with both conceptual and practical knowledge of financial markets. Delegates will develop the ability to analyze, interpret, and utilize capital market instruments effectively.

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

  • Identify key providers and users of finance in primary and secondary markets and understand their unique needs.
  • Understand debt and equity instruments from a primary market perspective, including CAPM and WACC principles.
  • Examine financing features of term loans, bonds, and equity markets.
  • Apply modern portfolio theory to investment strategies and evaluate investor behavior.
  • Analyze underwriting, syndication, and distribution processes in capital markets.

Who is this Training Course for?

This Mini MBA: Qualification to Capital Markets training course is suitable for a broad range of professionals seeking to strengthen their financial market knowledge. It is particularly beneficial for individuals involved in strategic financial decision-making and corporate finance functions.

Ideal participants include:

  • Current and aspiring managers and business leaders at all levels.
  • Professionals responsible for leading financial operations and strategic initiatives.
  • Team leaders and staff members in public or private sector organizations.
  • Employees managing financial controls and reporting responsibilities.
  • Non-finance managers with oversight of financial activities or budgets.

How will this Training Course be Presented?

The Mini MBA: Qualification to Capital Markets training course uses interactive and practical learning techniques to maximize comprehension and retention. Sessions combine presentations, group activities, and collaborative discussions to engage participants actively.

Case studies and real-world examples allow delegates to apply financial concepts to practical scenarios, while video documentaries provide visual insight into market processes. The training emphasizes hands-on exercises, ensuring participants can confidently analyze capital market operations and financial instruments. This blended learning approach helps professionals understand complex financial topics in a clear, structured, and engaging manner.

Course Content

Day 1

Day One: Introduction to Finance and Financial Markets

  • The Users of Finance
  • The Role of Capital Markets
  • The Role of Investment banks
  • Money Markets vs. Capital Markets
  • Primary markets versus. Secondary markets
  • Financing choices: Debt, equity & retained earnings
Day 2

Day Two: Founding Theories of Capital Markets

  • Why Invest? Risk vs. Return
  • The portfolio theory and efficient market Hypothesis
  • Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
  • Weighted Average Cost of Capital (WACC)
  • The Efficient Frontier
  • Types of investors and risk aversion
Day 3

Day Three: Equity Issuance - ECM

  • Characteristics of Equity
  • Types of Equity
  • Pricing models: Dividend Discount Model (DDM), Discount Cash Flow Model (DCF)
  • Types of issuance: IPOs - Primary offerings and Secondary offerings
  • Stock Market Types: Advantages and disadvantages
Day 4

Day Four: Debt Issuance - DCM

  • Characteristics of Bonds
  • Bonds' pricing model
  • Borrower Requirements and types of Issuance
  • Fixed Rate or Floating Rate FRNs
  • Medium Term Notes
  • High Yield market
Day 5

Day Five:  Syndication, Distribution and Regulation

  • Why syndicate?
  • Understanding Underwriting
  • Distribution & Pricing Mechanisms
  • Compliance considerations
  • Due Diligence & Verification
  • Key Regulations

The Certificate

Recognition
  • Anderson Certificate of Completion for delegates who attend and complete the training course
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