NVCM205 Monetary Economics and Capital Markets

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MYR 268.00

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Duration 4 hours 40 mins

SIDC Approved 10 CPE Points

Trainer Helmi (click for profile)

Summary Monetary economics is the foundation upon which finance is built. A proper understanding of the relationship between the economy, inflation, money and interest rates is necessary for a finance professional to master the characteristics and behaviour of capital market products, and in applying the most appropriate instrument for any set of circumstances.

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Expiry Date
 Thirty (30) days from enrolment or upon completion of the course, whichever is later

Course Content

Section 1: Outline the relevant macroeconomic theories
1.1.1 Principles of macroeconomic theory (Part A)
1.1.2 Principles of macroeconomic theory (Part B)
1.2 Quantity theory of money
1.3 Monetarist theory
Section 2: Central bank’s approach in managing inflation and economic growth
2.1 Money supply
2.2 Relationship between money and interest rates
2.3 Permanent open market operations
Section 3: Factors that influence liquidity
3.1 Compulsory savings in Malaysia
3.2 Government securities
3.3 Basel III liquidity coverage ratio
3.4 Sovereign rating
3.5 International indexes
3.6 Taxation
3.7 Investor protection and capital controls
Section 4: Capital market strategies to adapt to economic conditions
Section 5: Debt capital markets, and sukuk and bond value calculation
5.1 Compare equity, debt and derivative markets
5.2 Types of debt capital market instruments
5.3 Primary and secondary markets
5.4 Benchmark and market rates, and marked-to-market
5.5 Issuance process for sukuk and bonds
5.6.1 Compute sukuk and bond prices (Part A)
5.6.2 Compute sukuk and bond prices (Part B)
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