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Understanding the Bond Market
Bonds are a well-established asset class holding trillions of dollars globally. Even though they pass for
“boring” in the general public and with some novice investors, debt instruments are anything but.
When you understand them in more depth, you will gain new insights into many news stories from
recent years, such as the subprimes market, the Eurozone financial crisis, the credit crunch,
quantitative easing, the fiscal cliff…
The fixed income asset class is fascinating and complex: financial engineering has produced a
plethora of finely-tuned instruments, optimising and balancing elements of risk, return, timing,
marketability, relationships with specific variables, a wide variety of outcomes…
In this well-rounded, comprehensive course, you will learn all you need to know, from the basic
mechanics of how this market works, right up to the intricate detail of securitisation and credit
default swaps. You will gain a confident grasp of the language, concepts and attractiveness of this
asset class.
Who should attend?
People who are being inducted into fund management, selling financial services products and
working in a policy-setting role within a government agency.
Course Outline
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Participants in the Debt Market
Benefits and Disadvantages of Debt Securities
Government bonds, economic policy and global financial crises
Corporate Financing
Revenue, GO (General Obligation) and Project bonds
Hybrid Instruments
Securitisation and Asset Backed Securities
Bond Exchange Traded Funds
Asset Liability Matching
Review