Description

In partnership with Drive Innovation Insights Since the 1980s, financial markets have taken a growing place in the functioning of our economies due to structural developments such as the liberalization of capital movements and the adoption of a foreign exchange system. floating... They are essential today. This training is intended for all people who wish to better understand the functioning of financial markets to understand their impact on the economy and its actors: the State, businesses, households, etc. It is also aimed at all new entrants from bank support functions (back-office, middle-office, IT, accounting, organization, legal, audit, etc.) wishing to learn how financial markets work. It will allow you to have a global vision of the financial system, the main markets, players and products.

Who is this training for ?

For whom ?

Any person concerned by financial markets and their functioning and wishing to learn about their mechanisms.

Prerequisites

Have general knowledge of finance.

Training objectives

Master the role, mechanisms and players of financial markets.

Identify the different types of markets and products and their characteristics.

Master the use and valuation of interest rate products.

Be able to invest in the stock market.

Training program

• Discover the financial markets and their players
  • The role of financial markets: a place of financing and exchange.
  • The different types of market and actors.
  • Regulation of markets, regulation and supervisory authorities.
• Overview of main markets and players
  • Financial instruments and their use.
  • Types of market intervention.
  • The money market.
  • Short-term products term: the ECB's monetary policy and its means of intervention; the interbank market and the determination of monetary indexes (EONIA, EURIBOR); investment vehicles (BTF, CDN, TCN).
  • ; Long-term investment: bonds, stocks.
  • Use of derivatives for hedging or speculation definition of a derivative.
• Master the functioning of the bond market
  • The characteristics of a bond: the different types of rates; issue prices and repayment terms.
  • Quotation methods: in price, in rate, in spread.
  • Determine the price of a bond.
  • Measuring interest rate risk: the concept of sensitivity.
  • Rating and credit risk.
  • Principles of constituting a bond portfolio.
• Intervene in the stock market
  • Basic notions about stocks.
  • The different compartments and the reference indices.
  • Quotation and the different orders.
  • Reading the order book.
  • The SRD mechanism.
  • The methods of evaluating a share.