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Financial Analysis Using Capitaline-Intermediate Module

Financial Analysis Using Capitaline-Intermediate Module

     

For those who want to take another step to go beyond basic stock market investing knowledge.

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 :
10-Jun-2020
Enrolled :
None
Level of Difficulty :
Intermediate
Language :
English
PreRequisite :
5
Number of Test :
3
Duration :
12 Month
Online Test :
Yes
Certification :
Yes

Curriculum

Chapter 1 : Time Value of Money

  • 1.1) Introduction
  • 1.2) Process Of Compounding
  • 1.3) Process Of Discounting
  • 1.4) Future Value Of A Lump Sum (Single Flow)
  • 1.5) Future Value Of Multiple Flows
  • 1.6) Future Value Of Annuity
  • 1.7) Present Value Of A Single Flow
  • 1.8) Present Value Of Multiple Flows
  • 1.9) Present Value Of An Annuity

Chapter 2 : Risk and Return

  • 2.1) Introduction
  • 2.2) Return
  • 2.3) Risk
  • 2.4) Portfolios And Risk

Chapter 3 : Valuation of EQUITY

  • 3.1) Equity Valuation
  • 3.2) Dividend Capitalization Approach
  • 3.3) Single Period Valuation Model
  • 3.4) Multi Period Valuation Model
  • 3.5) Ratio Approach

Chapter 4 : Financial Statement Analysis

  • 4.1) Introduction
  • 4.2) The Nature Of Financial Statement Analysis
  • 4.3) Sources Of Financial Information
  • 4.4) The Principal Tools Of Analysis
  • 4.5) Problems Encountered In Financial Statement Analysis

Chapter 5 : Source of Financial Information: Capitaline

  • 5.1) General
  • 5.2) Finance
  • 5.3) Ratios
  • 5.4) Equity
  • 5.5) Share Price
  • 5.6) Corporate Action
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