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  • 8/6/2019 Curriculum BICM and Mind Spring Training

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    BICM

    Foundation Training on Efficient Capital Market Trading (24-25 June 2011)

    Detailed Course Outline

    Day Sessions Topic Content & Sub-content Objectives

    Day1

    June24

    InauguralSession

    8.30 9.30am

    Inauguration

    RegistrationIntroductionWelcome speechInauguration

    At the end of this session, the participants will be able to: register their names for the training;

    introduce themselves;

    recognize the objective of the workshop;

    identify courses of action by the stock market in generaland by the BICM in particular;

    Morning tea 9.30 10.00

    Morningsession

    10.00 am 1.00 pm

    Duration: 3hours

    Functions ofStock MarketandInvestmentFundamentals

    1. General overviewa. Market capitalizationb. Instruments

    i. Shares ii. Debentures/Bonds iii. Mutual Fund

    c. How exchanges workd. Motivations and economics of securities tradinge. Indices

    i. Types of indicesii. Factors of influenceiii. Adjustments and distractorsiv. DGEN v. DSE 20 vi. CSE 100

    2. Capital market institutions and their functionsa. Brokers and dealers b. Merchant Bankers c. AMCs

    3. Investment Fundamentalsa. Rules of rational tradingb. Concept of investment horizonc. Investment styles and strategies

    At the end of this session, the participants will be able to: describe various products and their capitalization in the

    capital market; explain how does the t ransaction create indices and their

    types;

    elucidate the functions of the market participants;

    discuss about the basics of investment styles and strategies;

    Lunch & Prayer 1.00 pm 3.00 pm

    Afternoonsession

    3.00 pm 6.00 pm

    3 hours

    RegulatoryFrameworkand clearingsettlementand CDBLfunctions

    1. General Overview of capital market laws2. Settlement process of:

    a. Regular Trades b. Spot Tradesc. Block Trades d. DVP/Foreign Trades

    3. Settlement of physical securities4. Brokerage margin rules5. CDBL user rules

    a. Depository Participantb. Characteristics of:

    i. BO account ii. Link accountIii. Clearing account iv. Omnibus accountc. Pledge and un-pledged. Securities transfer

    e. Dematerialization and re-materialization process

    At the end of this session, the participants will be able to:

    describe the settlement process of various types of trades;

    carry out settlement of physical securities as per the marginrules;

    describe rules regarding operation of accounts;

    explain the CDBL rules regarding the transfer of securities;

    Afternoon tea 6.00 pm 6.15 pm

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    BICM

    Day2

    June25

    Morning tea 9.30 10.00

    Morningsession

    10.00 am 1.00 pm

    3 hours

    Date: 18 Jun

    EfficientTrading andSpecializedTrading

    Efficient1. DSE trading a. Automated TESA b. Trading rules c. Types of market & order2. Trading techniques in TESA-

    a. regular market b. block market, and c. spot market

    3. Trading of mutual funds and debt instruments4. Efficient netting5. Other trading terminologies6. Handling various conflicting situations7. Measuring trading performance

    Specialized8. Efficient executing institutional trading including merchant banks9. Trading of sponsor shares10. Trading of debut securities11. Trading for price making of direct listing12. Trading of large trades13. Trading relating to strategic/substantial share acquisition

    14. Rules of margin trading15. Off-exchange transactions

    At the end of this session, the participants will be able to:

    describe DSE rules relating to various trading; categorize trading techniques in regular, block, and spot

    markets in TESA;

    discuss the trading of fund and debt instruments;

    describe netting and trading performance;

    manage conflicting circumstances; execute the institutional trading;

    transfer of sponsor and debut shares; describe the rules of margin trading and off-exchange

    transactions;

    Lunch & Prayer 1.00 pm 2.30 pm

    Afternoonsession

    2.30 pm 5.30 pm

    TechnicalAnalysis

    Rationale and principlesDifferent kind of chartsKey concepts of Trend patternsSupport resistance level and using them in tradingCandle stick chartingPrice based technical indicatorsVolume based technical indicatorsApplication of Indicators to make decisionAmi Broker: Installation and use of its indicators CombiningFundamental and technical analysis to make investment

    At the end of this session, the participants will be able to: identify the principles of technical analysis for efficient

    trading; discuss the trend patterns of the market; describe the support resistance for professional trading;

    use of different kinds of market indicators for competenttrading;

    make convergence of fundamental and technicalanalysis;

    Closingsession

    5.30 pm 6.00 pm

    Lesson leantCertificateawarding

    Summary of the sessions: Slide presentation by the coordinator (5minutes)Address by two participants (5 minutes)Address by CRO, MindspringAddress by EP, BICM (5 minutes)Address by Chief Guest and certificate award (10 minutes)

    At the end of this session, the participants will be able to: bring to mind what they learnt from the summary

    presentation;

    express the salient features of the workshop andrecommend for future quality improvement;

    learn about the future trainings by the BICM;

    receive recognition of their leanings;

    END