Basics of Financial Markets. Foreign Exchange & FX Derivatives

Code: FIN-002
Duration: 8 hours

Description

This training helps participants understand the Forex® market and its derivatives. Trainees will receive a basic theoretical knowledge that will help them develop the necessary skills needed for project activities that require knowledge in this area. Case studies and test sessions are included.

Roadmap

Concepts and principles of the Forex® market
Trading principles of OTC Spot FX
Market participants such as dealers, brokers and traders
Work with information systems such as Reuters® & Bloomberg®
Forex® market derivatives such as Options and Futures

Objectives

After the training participants will be able to:

Understand the concepts and principles of the Forex® market
Understand the trading principles of OTC Spot FX
Understand the functions of main market participants such as dealers, brokers and traders
Work with information systems such as Reuters® & Bloomberg®
Familiarize themselves with the derivatives of the Forex® market as Options and Futures

Target Audience

Testers, system and business analysts, architects, developers and project managers.

Prerequisites

We recommend that you initially take part in our "Basics of Financial Markets. Investment Banking" training.

Testimonials:

Pawel

Good training, after it I received an understanding in FX markets, their scope, structure, rules and regulations. Keep this cool open training format. Waiting for another trainings on financial topics.

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Study materials are based on practical experience in developing running systems for international investment banks (Barclays bank®, Deutsche Bank®, UBS®). Contents of the training reflect current situation at financial sector.