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Management Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 803, City Centre, Near Sosyo Circle, Udhna Magdalla Road, Surat – 395 004
Phone: 093749 85600 || www.finideas.com || [email protected]
Presents
A Web Based Workshop on
Derivatives Market [For C. A. Students]
Learn Options & Option Strategies at your door step
Batch Schedules
Time: Monday to Friday: 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM Venue: Your Office or Home
January – 2013
21st January to 1st February
February – 2013
18th February to 1st March
March – 2013
18th March to 29th March
This course focuses towards best theoretical and practical understanding of Derivatives Market so that student can understand the fundamentals of Forwards, Futures, Options, Swaps etc. It includes the Options Pricing Model, Volatility Concept and understanding of Secondary market. We have incorporated the practical market session here which will show them how these instruments behave in real market. In short, this course will give them thorough understanding of Derivatives market.
Understanding the Concept of….. Derivatives Market and its instruments i.e. Forwards, Futures, Options and Swaps Options Pricing Options Greeks
Depth understanding of…. Delta, Gamma, Vega, Theta and Rho Options Strategies Market Watch of Indian Stock Market and execution of Trades Examination Preparation
CA Final Students
PC/Laptop Headphone Speaker
1 MBPS internet Connection Notepad, Pen, Pencil & Eraser Calculator
Study Material Excel Files for Self Practice Practice on Various FinIdeas Software
PART A: INDIAN CAPITAL MARKET 1. Overview or Indian Financial System
1.1. Introductions 1.2. Regulators (RBI & SEBI)
2. Capital Markets/Securities Market 2.1. Primary Market & Secondary Market 2.2. Differences Between Primary & Secondary
Market 2.2.1. Nature of Securities 2.2.2. Nature of Financing 2.2.3. Organizational Differences
2.3. Similarities Between Primary & Secondary Market
2.3.1. Listing 2.3.2. Control
3. Stock Markets & its Operations 3.1. Growth of Stock exchanges
3.1.1. Leading Stock Exchanges in India 3.1.1.1. Bombay Stock Exchange Limited 3.1.1.2. National Stock Exchange
3.1.2. Stock Exchanges Abroad 3.1.2.1. New York Stock Exchange 3.1.2.2. Nasdaq 3.1.2.3. London Stock Exchange
3.2. Characteristics of Stock Exchanges in India 3.3. Functions of stock exchanges
3.3.1. Liquidity and Markatablity of Securities
3.3.2. Fair Price Determination 3.3.3. Source for Long Term 3.3.4. Helps in Capital Market Formation 3.3.5. Reflects the General State of
Economy 3.4. Basis of Stock Market Indices
3.4.1. Introduction to Stock Market Index 3.4.2. Fluctuations of Index 3.4.3. Concept behind the Index 3.4.4. Calculation of Index
4. Settlement & Settlement Cycles 4.1. NSE & BSE Settlement Cycle 4.2. Rolling Settlement Cycle 4.3. Advantages of Rolling Settlement
5. Clearing House: Role, Working & Trading Procedures
6. Greek Shoe Options 7. 100% Book Building Process 8. IPO through Stock Exchange On-line System (E-
IPO)
PART B: CAPITAL MARKET INSTRUMENTS 9. Introduction 10. Capital Market Instruments
10.1. Stock / Equity Shares 10.1.1. Introduction 10.1.2. Authorized, Issued & Outstanding
Shares 10.1.3. Par Value, Book Value & Liquidating
Value 10.1.4. Market Value 10.1.5. Rights of Common Shareholders
10.1.5.1. Right to income 10.1.5.2. Voting Right 10.1.5.3. Proxies & Proxy contests 10.1.5.4. Voting Procedures
10.1.6. Issue Mechanism 10.1.6.1. Public Issue through
Prospectus 10.1.6.2. Tender / Book building 10.1.6.3. Offer for Sale 10.1.6.4. Placement Method 10.1.6.5. Rights Issue
10.2. Preference Shares 10.3. Debentures / Bonds
10.3.1. Bond Indenture / Deed of Trust 10.3.1.1. Amount of the loan 10.3.1.2. Rate of Interest 10.3.1.3. Schedule or Form of Interest
Payments 10.3.1.4. Term 10.3.1.5. Call Feature (if any)
10.3.2. Yields 10.3.3. Determinants of Bond Prices
10.4. American Depository Receipt 10.5. Global Depository Receipt 10.6. Derivatives
10.6.1. Derivatives Risks 10.6.1.1. Credit Risk 10.6.1.2. Pre-settlement Risk 10.6.1.3. Market Risk 10.6.1.4. Liquidity Risk
10.6.1.4.1. Market Liquidity Risk 10.6.1.4.2. Funding Liquidity Risk
10.6.1.5. Operational Risk 10.6.1.6. Legal Risk 10.6.1.7. Regulatory Risk 10.6.1.8. Reputation Risk
10.6.2. Financial Derivatives 10.6.3. Stock Future Contract
10.6.3.1. Introduction to Future Contract
10.6.3.2. Trading Basics 10.6.3.3. Speculation 10.6.3.4. Hedging 10.6.3.5. Future Trading Vs. Stock
Trading 10.6.3.6. Comparison with Equity
Options 10.6.4. Stock Index Futures
10.6.4.1. Mechanics of Future Trading 10.6.4.2. Buying & Selling Stock Index
Futures 10.6.4.3. Use of Stock Index Futures 10.6.4.4. Using Indexes to Hedge
Portfolio Risk 10.6.4.5. Application of Future Trading 10.6.4.6. Trading of NSE Nifty 50 &
CNX Stock Index Futures 10.6.4.7. The S&P CNX Nifty Index
Futures 10.6.4.7.1. Trading Cycle 10.6.4.7.2. Expiry Day 10.6.4.7.3. S&P CNX NSE Nifty 50
Index 10.6.5. Stock Options
10.6.5.1. Introduction 10.6.5.2. Stock Index Options 10.6.5.3. Factor Affecting Value of an
Option 10.6.5.3.1. Price of Underlying 10.6.5.3.2. Time 10.6.5.3.3. Volatility 10.6.5.3.4. Rate of Interest
10.7. Options Valuation Techniques 10.7.1. Value of an Option at Expiration
Date 10.7.2. Value of an Option with One Period
to Expire 10.7.3. Binominal Model 10.7.4. Black-Scholes Model
10.7.4.1. Introduction 10.7.4.2. Understanding the Formula
10.7.5. Options Greeks 10.7.5.1. Delta 10.7.5.2. Gamma 10.7.5.3. Vega 10.7.5.4. Theta 10.7.5.5. Rho
10.7.6. Pricing of Future 10.7.6.1. Cost-of-Carry Model
10.7.7. Embedded Derivatives 10.7.7.1. Fair Valuing Embedded
Derivatives 10.8. Glossary
10.8.1. Call 10.8.2. Put 10.8.3. Leverage 10.8.4. Sideways 10.8.5. Calendar Spreads 10.8.6. Straddle 10.8.7. Strangle 10.8.8. Butterflies 10.8.9. Volatility
PART C: COMMODITY DERIVATIVES 11. Introduction 12. Necessary Conditions to introduce Commodity
Derivatives 13. The Indian Scenario
13.1. Indian Commodity Exchanges 13.1.1. National Commodity & Derivatives
Exchange Limited (NCDEX) 13.1.2. Multi Commodity Exchange (MCX) 13.1.3. National Board of Trade (NBOT) 13.1.4. National Multi-Commodity Exchange
of India (NMCE) 14. Investing in Commodity Derivatives
15. Commodity Market 15.1. Indirect Methods of Investment 15.2. Motivations for Passive Investment
15.3. Motivations for Active Investment
16. Commodity Futures 16.1. Introduction 16.2. Advantage of Commodity Futures
17. Commodity Swaps 17.1. Types of Commodity Swaps
17.1.1. Fixed-Floating Swaps 17.1.2. Commodity-for-Interest Swaps
17.2. Valuing Commodity Swaps
18. Hedging with Commodity Derivatives 18.1. How do the OTC Traders Hedge this Risk
PART D: OTC DERIVIATIVES 19. Introduction to OTC Derivatives 20. OTC Interest Rate Derivatives
20.1. Introduction 20.2. Application of Black Scholes Model for
Valuation of Options
21. Forward Rate Agreement 22. Interest Rate Swaps
22.1. Swap Dealers 22.2. Swap Market Conventions 22.3. Timing of Payments 22.4. Price Quotation 22.5. The Generic Swap
22.5.1. Day-count Conventions 22.6. Non Generic Swaps 22.7. Swap Valuations 22.8. Partitioning a Swap
22.8.1. Pricing the Variable-Rate Note 22.8.2. Pricing the Fixed Rate Note
22.9. Non Par Swap
22.10. The effect to changes in Market Interest Rate on Swap Values
23. Swaptions 23.1. Principal Features of Swaptions 23.2. Pricing of Swaptions 23.3. Caps and Floors Versus Swaptions 23.4. Uses of Swaptions 23.5. Conclusion
24. Interest Rate Caps 24.1. Caps Vs. Futures Options 24.2. Floors Vs. Futures Options
25. Interest Rate Collars 25.1. Put-Call Parity
26. Indian Scenario 27. Examination Preparations 28. Discussion Forum
Option Calculator FinIdeas Training Virtual Class
Mr. Govind Jhawar [Chartered Accountant, CTM]
Mr. Govind Jhawar has 12 years of experience in the Capital and Derivatives Market. He is a well known icon in the field of Options Training Program being conducted by him since past 9 years. Till date more than 2500 students has been trained by him.
Mr. Udipth Talera [Chartered Accountant (Gold Medalist), CTM & DBF]
Mr. Udipth Talera has 9 years of experience in Capital and Derivatives Market. He possesses acute analytical skills and is a patient trainer. He ensures that his trainee grasps every concept being explained & leaves no stone unturned to achieve the same.
Mr. Navneet Bhatter [Chartered Accountant]
Mr. Navneet Bhatter has 6 years of experience in the Capital and Derivatives Market. He is a trader by profession and has experience of Bull and Bear phases of Market. His In-depth understanding of the logics and intricacies of the Options enables him to share his knowledge with ease and provide valuable insight to people.
Mr. Yogesh Darji [MBA Finance]
Mr.Yogesh Darji is an MBA (Finance) from SRLIM, Surat. His hard work and financial data interpretation skill has played a big role in organization’s success. He is managing funds in Options strategies and leading the retail desk broking business. He has made few excel based programs finding opportunities in live market for derivatives strategies.
Mr. Devang Khatri [MBA Finance]
Mr.Devang Khatri is an MBA (Finance) from DBIM, Surat and a BE (TT) SCET, Surat. He has very sound experience in the Capital and Derivatives Market. He is leading the Derivative Research Department. He has made many Macro enabled excel software directly connected with live data from various websites and trading terminals.
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Your Investment: Rs. 6,000 + Service Tax per person
Group Discount: Rs. 20,000 + Service Tax for 5 Students
Payment should be done before course starts.
Fee is refundable after deducting tax.
Admission is non-transferable under any circumstances.
Management’s decision will be final.
Name: Finideas Management Solutions Pvt. Ltd.
Ac No.: 02122560005168 || Bank: HDFC Bank ||Branch: Goregaon (E), Mumbai
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Time: Monday to Friday: 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM Venue: Your Office or Home
January – 2013
21st January to 1st February
February – 2013
18th February to 1st March
March – 2013
18th March to 29th March
Management Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 803, City Centre, Near Sosyo Circle, Udhna Magdalla Road, Surat – 395 004
Phone: 093749 85600 || www.finideas.com || [email protected]
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