COURSE IN HOLDING PORTFOLIO CONSTRUCTION & MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUE (SECOND LEVEL)
5 DaysCOURSE IN HOLDING PORTFOLIO CONSTRUCTION & MANAGEMENT TECHNIQUE (SECOND LEVEL)
The investment fund is known as financial bots are owned by investors. The fund capital contains millions and is managed by specialists, who make studies about the best companies to invest in them, in order to guarantee the largest possible return. The investment fund is the most suitable means for junior investors, because the fund contains many shares & bonds, thus the investor has variegation feature and less risks than direct investment in the market.
Overview
Course Objectives
The B.A for Training & Development adduces a course in holding portfolio construction & management technique(second level),for everyone wants to acquire skills in money market work, gain experiences in banking administration and investment fund.
Target category:
*Managers of institutions & companies.
* Businessman who want to improve their banking administration skills.
*Students & graduates of business administration colleges.
*Banks managers & employees .
*Accountants & their assistants in investment fund.
*Everyone wants to develop his work experiences in the field of money market.
HOW THE PARTICIPANTS BENEFIT FROM THIS COURSE :
At the end of the course will learn:
*The ability of management of enrollment bonds preparation, check the authenticity of that bonds & working on adoption them.
*Recording in accounting books.
* Acquiring control experiences and supervision on all the bounds, which are issued by the accounting office.
*Gain experiences and skills of administration financial affairs of investment fund.
Course Outline
Scientific content:
*accounting principles.
* accounting basic conventions.
*recording financial operations.
*Dual Enrollment Theory.
*The concept of hostile budget.
* Important accounting rules.
*The concept of investment fund.
* Strategies of investment fund administration.
Schedule & Fees
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