Money Markets Masterclass

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An integral part of global financial markets, the money market is used mostly by governments and large institutions to meet short-term obligations.

Common money market instruments include bankers’ acceptance, Certificate of deposit, Repurchase agreements, Commercial paper, Eurodollar deposits, U.S Federal Agency Short-Term Securities, U.S Federal funds, U.S Municipal notes, Treasury bills, Money market funds, and Foreign Exchange Swaps.

Being a section of the fixed income market, the money market is generally considered to be a lower risk alternative compared to other investment options such as equity markets. Self-directed investors are able to access the money market through a money market bank account, a money market mutual fund or U.S Treasury bills. Money market funds in particular were largely considered by investors to be very stable, to deal in high quality assets, be liquid, and be widely diversified. However gyrations caused by the economic crisis of 2008 and 2009 seem to have shaken investor confidence of money market fund investments being “as good as cash”.

The Finance 3.0 Money Markets program contains a library of 9 courses designed to help you understand and unwind the complexities of money markets management and investment. A step-by-step walk through of the ins and outs of money market instruments and techniques are covered in depth and quality, helping you exploit the potential of money market instruments for your company’s cash management and / or investment portfolio.

The 9 courses covered in the Finance 3.0 Money Markets program are:

• Overview of Money Markets
• Instruments of Money Markets
• Arithmetic for Money Markets
• Money Market Deposits
• Certificates of Deposit
• Repurchase Agreements (Repos)
• Treasury Bills
• Bills of Exchange
• Commercial Paper

Enrollment into the Finance 3.0 Money Markets program also provides you with access to a detailed database of money market reference materials, including Disclosures, Mutual fund Prospectus, and Measurement Tools.

$150 – 12 Month Program – Enroll Now