syllabus

SM-
Basics*
  • Financial Systems and Statements
  • Basics of Finance and Capital Market
  • Mathematics of Finance
  • Cash Flow Statement Analysis
  • Ratio Analysis
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    SM-1
  • An Overview of Indian Financial System
  • Stock Exchange in India-I
  • Stock Exchange in India-II
  • Understanding the Stock Prices and Terms in Daily Newspaper
  • The Procedure of Clearing and Settlement at Stock Exchange
  • Procedure with regard to Transfer of Shares
  • Depositories Participants (DP)
  • IPO and Public Issue
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    SM-2
  • Securities Analysis
  • Technical Analysis
  • Efficient Market Hypothesis
  • SM-3
  • Risk and Return-I  - Basics
  • Risk and Return-II - Portfolio Theory
  • Risk and Return-III - Asset Pricing Models
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    Note:Please note that the main purpose of this course is purely educational. Neither the Institute (IISM) nor any of its functionaries will be responsible for any loss or damage incurred to any student or any other whom they have advised.

    SM-4
  • Introduction to Derivatives
  • Forward Contracts
  • Future Contracts
  • Introduction to Options
  • Option Contracts
  • Types of Option Contracts
  • Option Trading Strategies
  • Option Valuation Strategies-Binomial Model
  • The Black and Scholes Model
  • Option-Greeks
  • Derivatives in India
  • Derivatives in India-Financial Dailies
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    SM-5
  • Concept and Role of Mutual Funds
  • Important Terms of Mutual Funds
  • Classification of Mutual Funds
  • Investment Valuation
  • Performance Measures of Mutual Funds
  • Return, Risk & Performance of Mutual Funds
  • How to read Mutual Fund Listings from Newspaper-A Case Study
  • Offer Document and Advertisement for Mutual Fund
  • Taxation of Mutual Fund Income
  • Gold Exchange Traded Funds
  • Investor’s Rights and Protection
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    SM-6
  • Corporate Actions
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    SM-7#
  • Reading Financial Dailies (Newspapers)
  • Reading and referring Journals and Articles of Capital Market
  • * Mainly for the students with non-commerce background.
    # This module does not form compulsory part of the syllabus. Hence it shall not be supplied by the Institute as the same shall be referred by the students on their own as per the degree of their interest and choice in the financial market