Introduction to Financial Markets and the Role of Securities Lending
When: 21 Oct – 24 Oct
£299
What you'll learn
Key concepts in financial markets in equities, fixed income, derivatives and asset management
How securities lending interacts across the global capital markets
Overview of securities lending - trading, pre- and post-trade operations, risks, regulations and more
Breadth and structure of securities lending markets; participants, stakeholders and relationships
Who it’s for:
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Interns and graduates that would value an explanation of financial markets and introduction to securities finance
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Anyone in securities finance that could benefit from a course that lays a foundation in markets and bridges the gap to securities lending, explaining both separately but highlighting how they are inextricably linked
Description
Unless people are interested in financial markets personally or study business or finance, they have little exposure to equity and bond markets. Even to these informed individuals, securities lending is a niche activity and hard to link to wider capital market activity. A better understanding of markets generally and securities lending specifically would help people do their jobs better, but a course that ties the two together and builds on the inter-relationship gives learners a big step up. That’s what this course provides.
Over the 8 hours, attendees will gain a high-level understanding of:
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What are financial markets and what is their purpose
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Equities, ETFs, ADRs, Indices, IPOs
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Debt markets and bond fundamentals
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Derivatives
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Active vs Passive investment management
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Role of Securities Lending in Capital Markets
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Securities lending revenue creation
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Pre- and Post-trade operations
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Risk & Regulation
Format
4 x 2 hour webinar sessions, with 50 minutes of lecture followed by 10 minutes of Q&A