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E-Learning Course: Money Markets
Intuition
This course covers the fundamentals of the money markets. All of the major money market instruments are examined in detail, including deposits, CDs, bills of exchange, commercial paper, treasury bills and repos. Price and yield calculations for these instruments are also covered. The course concludes by looking at money market futures, one of the most convenient and useful instruments available to market participants looking to hedge an existing or future interest rate exposure.
Objectives
In this course, you will explore:
- the constituent parts of the money market and the different types of participant
- the role of interest rates in the money market
- the principal money market instruments
- price and yield calculations for these instruments
- the various uses of money market futures, with particular emphasis on the use of these instruments to hedge interest rate exposure
Prerequisite Knowledge
Previous knowledge of this area is not required.
Learner Profile
This course is designed for:
- new or recent recruits to banking and financial organizations
- trainee money market dealers and traders
- operations and support staff
- sales and marketing executives
- finance and accounting staff
- IT staff
- compliance and regulatory staff
Language
English
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