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Derivatives Intermediate Module

Derivatives Intermediate Module

     

This course will be immensely useful to all those who want to have a better understanding of various derivatives products available in Indian equity derivatives markets.

2000

Additional Details

What are the requirements?

  • Computer (desktop/ laptop) with internet access.
  • Suitable for Graduates or students. pursuing CA/ CFA/ Post Graduation/ MBA.
  • Basic familiarity with the world of investments and/or the stock market and related terminology.
  • Enthusiasm to learn about financial statements.

What am I going to get from this course?

  • Will help to interpret financial statements and their use.
  • Will increase the probability of spotting successful companies to invest.
  • Will guide in calculating important financial ratios for analyzing potential investments.
  • Will make realize the importance of financial statements for making investment decisions.

What is the target audience?

  • Investors with little or no financial education or background.
  • Beginners or traders interested in improving their skills using financial statements and ratios.
  • Registered users successfully complied beginners course.

Published Date :
25-Jun-2020
Enrolled :
1
Level of Difficulty :
Intermediate
Language :
English
PreRequisite :
5
Number of Test :
1
Duration :
12 Month
Online Test :
Yes
Certification :
Yes

Curriculum

Chapter 1 : Introduction to Trading Systems

  • 1.1) Trading System
  • 1.2) Selection criteria of Stocks for trading
  • 1.3) Selection criteria of Index for trading
  • 1.4) Adjustments for Corporate Actions
  • 1.5) Position Limit
  • 1.6) Using Daily Newspapers to Track Futures and Options

Chapter 2 : Introduction to Clearing and Settlement System

  • 2.1) Introduction
  • 2.2) Clearing Members
  • 2.3) Clearing Mechanism
  • 2.4) Settlement Mechanism
  • 2.5) Risk Management
  • 2.6) Margining and mark to market under SPAN
  • 2.7) Position Limit for Stock Futures & Options

Chapter 3 : Legal and Regulatory Environment

  • 3.1) Securities Contracts (Regulation) Act, 1956
  • 3.2) Securities and Exchange Board of India Act, 1992
  • 3.3) Regulation in Trading
  • 3.4) Regulations in Clearing & Settlement and Risk Management
  • 3.5) Major recommendations of Dr. L. C. Gupta Committee
  • 3.6) Major recommendations of Prof. J. R. Verma Committee

Chapter 4 : Accounting and Taxation

  • 4.1) Accounting
  • 4.2) Taxation of derivative transaction in securities

Chapter 5 : Sales Practices and Investors Protection Services

  • 5.1) Introduction
  • 5.2) Understanding risk profile of the client
  • 5.3) Arbitration
  • 5.4) General