Level 2 Equity Valuation

In this module of CFA series, you will be learning about equity investments which is an important part of process to get into investment banking or equity research.

15

 12h 59m | 109 Videos | 76098 Views |   Intermediate| English[Auto-generated]

Equity Valuation CFA Level 2 Training:

The CFA charter is one of the most respected designations in finance, considered by many to be the gold standard in the field of investment analysis. Its uses lay in various dimensions of the financial world, including portfolio management, treasury, risk management, Hedge Funds etc.
This is a CFA Curriculum – Equity Investment course and is designed for those who want to learn about equity investment to appear for CFA examination. Through this course you will be learning market organization and structure, financial system functions, classification of markets, financial intermediary roles, insurance companies, buying stock on margin, margin call, trading instruction, primary markets, price weighted index, fundamental index weighted, types of equity indexes, factors affecting market efficiency, role of portfolio manager in efficient markets, behavioral finance, depository receipts, equity issuance, business cycle sensitivity, porters five forces, market share stability, limitation of life cycle analysis, dividend discount model, Gordon growth model, assets based models, multiplier models and many more concepts which is included in CFA Equity Investments Curriculum.

Course Objective:

• To summarize material in accordance to the Learning Outcome Statements provided by CFA institute
• To create a solid understanding of the ground concepts. This can then be carried upon by candidates in the levels ahead.

Target Customers:

• Students
• Professionals
• Others who are interested in a career in Investment Management

Pre-Requisites:

Bachelor’s degree or equivalent. An exemption can be made where you can write the CFA level 2 if you

• Are in the final year of your undergraduate program
• Have four years of professional experience, or
• Have a combination of both, equating to at least four years.

Passion to learn. It is not an easy program to complete. It is considered as one of the toughest degrees to obtain in the financial world.

Back to top ▴