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Capital Market domain Business Analyst Salaries

Salary in India

The average salary For a Capital Market Business Analyst in India is ₹8.5L   

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Salary in USA

The average salary For a Capital Market Business Analyst in USA is $101,371/yr

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Course syllabus and project

Introduction of capital markets
1 Overview of Capital Markets
2 Market Structure
3 Participants in Capital Markets
4 Types of Securities
5 Regulatory Environment
Equity Market
1 Introduction to Equity Securities
2 Equity Market Structure
3 Stock Exchanges
4 Trading Mechanisms
5 Market Indices
6 Stock Market Indices Analysis
7 Equity Market Data and Analytics
8 Technical Analysis
9 Fundamental Analysis
10 Risk and Return in Equity Markets
11 Regulatory Environment
12 Recent Trends in Equity Markets
13 Case Study: Successful Equity Investment
Debt Market
1 Introduction to Debt Securities
2 Types of Debt Instruments
3 Bonds
4 Treasury Securities
5 Corporate Bonds
6 Municipal Bonds
7 Debt Market Structure
8 Bond Pricing Factors
9 Yield Measures
10 Credit Ratings and Credit Risk
11 Mitigating Credit Risk
12 Case Study: Successful Debt Investment
Derivatives Market
1 Introduction to Derivatives
2 History of Derivatives
3 Types of Derivative Instruments
4 Futures
5 Options
6 Swaps
7 Forwards
8 Derivatives Market Structure
9 Exchange-Traded vs. OTC Markets
10 Role of Clearinghouses
11 Hedging Techniques
12 Speculative Strategies
13 Derivatives Pricing Models
14 Factors Influencing Derivative Prices
15 Black-Scholes Model
16 Binomial Model
17 Monte Carlo Simulation
18 Case Studies in Derivatives Pricing
Risk Management in Capital Market
1 Introduction to Risk Management
2 Types of Financial Risk
3 Market Risk
4 Credit Risk
5 Liquidity Risk
6 Risk Measurement and Assessment
7 Value at Risk (VaR)
8 Stress Testing
9 Scenario Analysis
10 Risk Mitigation Strategies
11 Diversification
12 Hedging
13 Risk transfer
14 Role of Business Analyst in Risk Management
15 Case Study: Effective Risk Management in Capital Markets

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Course Project Overview


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Strategic Investment Portfolio Development and Risk Management in Capital Markets

Students will function as portfolio managers who need to build and oversee a diversified investment portfolio that includes equity and debt and derivative instruments. Students will experience a real-world situation through this project by analyzing markets and assessing risks and following regulations to achieve optimal portfolio results. The project requires participants to develop a complete investment plan which balances risk management with return optimization. The practical experience of this project will help students apply theoretical knowledge from the course to develop essential skills for managing capital market portfolios.




Capital Market Domain Course Certification

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Capital Market Domain Course Pricing

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Capital Market Domain Course (Professional) (Self-paced Course)

₹ 1,999

₹ 2,221

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  • Learn at your own pace
  • 1-year course access (extendable)
  • Course Project
  • Trainer Presentations
  • Chapter-wise quizzes

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All Domain Courses Super Combo

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FAQs

What is the capital market domain?
The capital market domain refers to the financial marketplace where long-term funds are raised and invested. This includes markets for stocks (equities) and bonds (debt), facilitating the flow of capital between those who have it (investors) and those who need it (companies, governments) for long-term growth and projects.
What are the 4 functions of the capital market?
The capital market primarily serves four key functions:
  • 1. Mobilizing Savings: It gathers scattered savings from individuals and institutions and channels them into productive investments.
  • 2. Facilitating Investment: It provides a platform for businesses and governments to raise long-term capital for expansion, projects, and economic growth.
  • 3. Providing Liquidity: It allows investors to easily buy and sell existing securities, enabling them to convert their investments into cash when needed.
  • 4. Price Discovery: Through the interaction of supply and demand, it helps determine fair prices for financial instruments like stocks and bonds.
What are the three types of capital market?
The capital market is primarily divided into these three types:
  • 1. Primary Market: Where new securities (like stocks in an IPO) are issued and sold for the first time directly by companies or governments to investors.
  • 2. Secondary Market: Where existing securities, once issued in the primary market, are traded among investors (e.g., stock exchanges like NSE/BSE). This provides liquidity.
  • 3. Money Market: (Though often considered separate due to short-term nature, it's often listed as a type of financial market that complements capital markets) This deals with short-term borrowing and lending, typically for a period of one year or less.
What is a capital market for beginners?
For beginners, the capital market is simply a place where businesses, governments, and individuals can raise money for long-term projects, and where people can invest their savings for growth. Think of it as a central hub for buying and selling long-term investments like company shares (stocks) and government or corporate loans (bonds)

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