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Fixed Income Markets Masterclass

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Demand for fixed income securities comes from institutional as well as self directed individual investors who like the reasonably moderate risk profile, and predictable & stable returns of bond coupon payments.

Fixed income investors, as well as finance professionals who aspire to get into fixed income jobs, must have the capability to critically assess these questions in fixed income analysis:

  • Is the real interest rate built into the yield of the fixed income security reasonable?
  • Is the real interest rate in line with the expected GDP / earnings growth rate?
  • Any changes expected in the basic real interest rate in the near term?
  • Do prevailing market conditions force any monetary easing or tightening in such that the base real interest rate of the fixed income security will change?
  • Is the risk premium built into the yield of the fixed income security reasonably sufficient to compensate for risks?
  • What are the risks the have already been priced into the premium of the fixed income security by the market, and what are the new or hidden risks the market may have overlooked?
  • How has the volume of demand and supply for a particular fixed income security evolved?

Fixed income market professionals are mostly involved in the origination and trading of fixed income securities, as well as providing research, analysis and transaction support for fixed income securities.

The Finance 3.0 Fixed Income Markets program contains a library of 19 courses designed to help you learn the fundamentals of fixed income securities and analysis. A step-by-step walk through of bond pricing, yield analysis, and trading strategies are covered, providing a comprehensive and practical understanding of fixed income securities for beginners.

The 19 courses covered in the Finance 3.0 Fixed Income Markets program are:

  1. Fixed Income Markets – Overview
  2. Bond Pricing and Yield Measures
  3. Treasury Securities
  4. Corporate Bonds
  5. Global Bonds – I
  6. Global Bonds – II
  7. Treasury Inflation Protected Securities (TIPS)
  8. Duration
  9. Convexity
  10. Basis Point Value
  11. High Yield Bonds
  12. Brady Bonds
  13. Option Embedded Bonds
  14. Collateralized Mortgage Obligations
  15. Interest rate Swaps
  16. Caps, Floors, Collars and Captions
  17. Forward Rate Agreements
  18. Bond Trading Strategies
  19. Municipal Bonds

Enrollment into the Fixed Income Markets program also provides you with access to a collection of Measurement Tools, to ensure a comprehensive array of fixed income job aids at your fingertips always.

$300 – 12 Month Program – Enroll Now

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