This course does not have any stringent entry prerequisites. However, having practical experience will be beneficial in grasping the course material.

 It is intended for anyone keen on expanding their knowledge and staying informed about the latest developments in their profession. 

1. Definition of Investment
2. Characteristics of Investment
3. Classification of Investment
4. Savings & Investments
5. Measures of
6. Return and Risk
7. Measures of Historical Rates of Return
8. Computing Mean Historical Returns
9. A Portfolio of Investments
10. Calculating Expected Rates Of Return
11. Determinants of Required Rate of Return
12. Investing Versus Financing
13. Direct Vs Indirect Investments
14. Investor Environment
15. Investment Vehicles
16. Analysis of Investment Vehicles
17. Financial Markets
18. Investment Management Process
19. Securities – what are they?
20. Major Forms Of Security
21. Non-Marketable Securities
22. Marketable Security
23. Money Market Securities
24. Capital Market Securities
25. Derivatives
26. Indirect Investments
27. Securities & Risk
28. Investment Process
29. How Securities are Traded
30. Investment Bankers
31. Where Securities Are Traded
32. Brokers
33. Trading Stocks
34. Investing Versus Financing
35. Risk and Return on Assets
36. Risk Premium and Risk Aversion
37. Historical Record of Assets
38. Inflation
39. The Equilibrium Nominal Rate of Interest
40. Asset Allocation Across Risky and Risk-free Portfolios
41. Capital Asset Pricing and Arbitrage Pricing Theory
42. History as a Guide in Forecasting Future Growth
43. The Industry Life Cycle
44. MAJOR TENETS OF PORTFOLIO THEORY
45. Historical Settings
46. Reason for Applying Formal Analytical Techniques
47. Markowitz & “The Efficient Frontier”
48. The Need for Rational Behaviour
49. Capital Asset Pricing Theory
50. Equilibrium Assumption
51. Random Walk and Efficient Market
52. Market Response to New Information
53. PORTFOLIO MANAGEMENT OBJECTIVES AND PRACTICE
54. Risk and Return: Objectives in Conflict
55. Stocks Vs Bonds
56. Other Assets
57. The Individual as Investor
58. The Need for Rational Behaviour
59. Investment Analysis &
60. Taxation of Income Properties
61. Motivations For Equity Investment
62. Market Characteristics
63. Investment Strategies
64. Investment Analysis
65. Debt Financing
66. Before-Tax Cash Flow
67. After-Tax Cash Flow

This course is self-paced and delivered 100% online.

– Once your enrolment is complete, you are given access to our eCampus
– You log in to LMS using an assigned username and password.

The course completion certificate is awarded by London Executive Education UK

Upon successful completion of this course, you will earn an Advanced Professional Certificate in Investment Analysis. This certification serves as a proof of your expertise in advanced Investment Analysis, enhancing your professional credibility and opening doors to career advancement opportunities