FINANCIAL MARKET MANAGEMENT

Class XI / Subject Code - 805
Financial skills particularly in the 21st century are as important as computer skills. It empowers a person to take informed judgments and decisions regarding the use and management of money.
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Course Objective

In this course, the students will be introduced to the fundamental concepts of Financial Markets Management (FMM) and the career opportunities available in this field. This course provides an insight to the students regarding various issues associated with business.

Course Features

Career opportunities – Students can acquire employable skills for life and virtually there is no retirement. They can be employed in Banks, Mutual Funds, Stock Market, Currency Market, Commodity Market, Teaching, KPOs, and BPOs etc. in BFSI (Banking Financial Services & Insurance) sector
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Financial skills improves the quality of life and standard of living by promoting budgeting, disciplined savings, intelligent use of credit for buying home, children’s education & marriage, retirement planning etc
  • E-learning & Onsite classes
  • A 'Workshop' class
  • Industrial Visit
  • Certificate of Completion

Course Content

What is Investment
What are various options available for investment
What is meant by a Stock Exchange?
What is a Depository?
What is meant by ‘Securities’?
Regulator
Participants
Role of the ‘Primary Market’
Issue of Shares
Issue price
Initial Public Offer (IPO)
Prospectus
Listing of Securities
SEBI Role
Foreign Capital Issuance
Stock Exchange
Depository
Stock Trading
Equity Investment
Debt Investment
Miscellaneous
Introduction Mutual Funds
Investor’s Money
Custodian
AMC
NFO
Registrar and transfer agents
and more………….
Exchange-Traded Funds
Salient Features
REITS
Gold ETF
Sovereign Gold Bonds
Market Making by APS
Credit Risk
Valuation of Securities
Floating rate scheme
Capital gains taxation
Indexation benefit
FMPS
Mutual Fund Industry
Systematic Investment Plan (SIP)
Systematic Transfer Plan(STP)
Systematic withdrawal plan(SWP)
Return
Risk
Risk-Adjusted Returns