Shares - Fundamentals

By the end of this course, you will have analysed and understood the principles and organisation of the stock market:

• The source and evolution of variable income in these securities
• The actors and parties involved
• The basic characteristics of shares (physical presentation, types of shares, shares representing capital or not...) and the regulatory aspects of their issue.
• The different types and categories of equity markets, not forgetting the new market organisations, including the requirements of MIF 2 (MIFIR and MiFID 2).
• The main corporate actions (CAs) in these securities (simple and complex CAs)
• The risks involved in investing in shares
• The rights and responsibilities of shareholders
• The main tools for valuing a share
• The main applications in banking and finance

• The origins of variable income securities
• International development and changes in the stock market
• IMPACT AND LIMITATIONS OF MIFIR AND MIFID I AND II ON MARKET ORGANISATION AND TRANSPARENCY
• bank remuneration
• DESCRIPTION OF  DISINTERMEDIATION
• Types of players and parties involved
• Basic characteristics
• THE DIFFERENT TYPES OF MARKETS AND INDICES
• ORGANISATION OF STOCK MARKET
  • Conditions for listing
  • Flotation procedures
  • Listing
  • Settlement and delivery
• SHARE ISSUES AT INCORPORATION AND REGULATORY ASPECTS
• THE VARIOUS TYPES OF SHARES
• THE MAIN CORPORATE ACTIONS - CAs
  • Capital increase
  • Dividend payment
  • Take-over bid, share exchange, public buy-back offer
• TOPOGRAPHY AND ASSESSMENT OF THE RISKS INVOLVED IN INVESTMENT IN SHARES
• SHAREHOLDER RIGHTS AND OBLIGATIONS
• THE IMPORTANCE OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION
• THE PRINCIPLES AND BASES OF SHARE VALUATION
•  THE BANK'S REMUNERATION

This training is offered in blended-learning, you will receive access to a preparatory course in e-learning 5 days before the course.