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Register now for a specialized certificate in fixed income securities analysis.
The Certificate of Introduction to Qualification for the Bond Market represents the introductory program for those looking for a sound basis in the analysis of fixed income securities. This certificate is offered by the International Capital Markets Association (ICMA), which includes banking services companies that are ranked the best in the world. This program is designed to highlight the fixed income market products and participants, as well as explain the key features of fixed income securities including government bonds, corporate bonds, and more.
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In Class Training
Fixed Income Markets
Fundamental Features of Bonds
Bond Types and Market Sectors
In Class Training
Bond Price Quotation and Accrued Interest
Calculating Accrued Interest
Bond Price and Yield
Calculating Yield to Maturity
In Class Training
The Yield Curve
Monetary Policy and the Yield Curve
Interest Rate Risk
Trading the Yield Curve
In Class Training
Credit Risk in Corporate Bonds
Credit Ratings and Credit Spreads
Securitization
Covered Bonds
In Class Training
Why Investors Care About Inflation
Inflation-Linked Bonds
Green Bonds
Social and Sustainability Bonds
In Class Training
Issuing Bonds in the Primary Market
Secondary Market
Regulations
Develop a thorough understanding of fixed-income securities, encompassing sovereign bonds, corporate bonds, inflation-linked bonds, securitizations, and covered bonds.
Effectively utilize market-standard metrics to assess interest rate risk and credit spreads, enabling the analysis of trades, interest rate levels, yield curves, and credit relative value.
Comprehend the role of inflation-linked bonds in mitigating inflation risk and facilitating trades based on inflation expectations, while recognizing the diversification advantages of securitizations and covered bonds.
Examine the processes involved in bond issuance and trading, as well as the influence of regulatory and technological advancements on fixed-income markets.
