Banking Sector

Institute Agenda :-

      Study Materials ,Bag , ID Card Provide  & Course Non - Semester Pattern. Exam Scheduled July/August Month, Before 2 Months informed to Exam Appear students for their Hall Ticket Register.

    (Note: Anytime agenda  can change on the Management Basis.)

Learning Mode:- (Selection Type)    

Course Overview:

          These programs typically cover topics like corporate finance, financial reporting, equity and derivatives, and quantitative methods. The duration can vary from a few months to a year or more, with some programs incorporating internships.

Course Responsibilities:-

• Data analysis and forecasting:
  • Analyze current and historical financial data to identify trends and evaluate performance.
  • Forecast future financial performance based on past data.
  • Use data to predict business scenarios and support strategic decision-making.
• Financial modeling:
  • Build complex financial models to forecast income, revenue, and cash flow.
  • Create models for various purposes, such as valuing a company or assessing investment opportunities.
• Reporting and communication:
  • Compile detailed written reports and presentations on financial statuses and findings.
  • Translate complex financial data into clear and understandable information for decision-makers.
• Investment and market analysis:
  • Evaluate current and historical financial data to assess the value of a company.
  • Study broader economic and business trends that could affect a company's performance.
  • Recommend individual investments or investment portfolios.
• Strategic support:
  • Assist with budgeting efforts within an organization.
  • Meet with company officials or clients to gain insight into future prospects.

 Course Curriculum Components:

• Financial Statement Analysis: Interpreting balance sheets, income statements, and cash flow statements to assess a company's performance and health.
• Financial Modeling: Building financial models in software like Excel for forecasting, valuation (e.g., DCF), and scenario analysis.
• Quantitative Methods: Using statistical tools and techniques to analyze financial data and solve problems.
• Risk Management and Derivatives: Identifying, measuring, and managing financial risks, and understanding how to use derivatives like options and futures for hedging.
• Economics: Understanding how global and local economic environments, and government policies, affect financial markets and investments.
• Corporate Finance: Analyzing capital structure, managing working capital, and evaluating investment projects.
• Equity and Fixed Income Investments: Learning the fundamentals of stocks, bonds, and other securities, including their valuation and risk factors.
• Portfolio Management: Building and managing investment portfolios, and understanding risk and return measurement.
• Ethical and Professional Standards: Covering the ethical guidelines and professional conduct expected of financial analysts. 

Practical and software skills

• Microsoft Excel: Gaining proficiency in using Excel for data analysis, charting, and professional-level tasks.
• Data Analysis: Working with large datasets, using tools for data visualization, and performing tasks like budgeting and forecasting.
• Technical Analysis: Applying technical analysis methods using charting and market indicators, often taught through simulation labs. 

•  Job Opportunities:  Financial Analyst, Investment Analyst, Risk Analyst, and Portfolio Manager

• Features of the Course:

           During Training Period, OJT at Hospitals/Industrial/Companies

                  (If applicable courses only)

Placement Guidance:

            Those who are Regular and Part time candidate Assurance the Placement 100% throughout India based on the candidates and other online and distance Candidates. We will guide to the Placement and based on the Candidate’s willing.

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