Diploma In Investment Banking

Investment banking deals primarily with raising money for companies, governments, and other entities. Investment banking activities include underwriting new debt and equity securities for all types of corporations.

Syllabus:

• Basics of Accounting: Introduction, objectives, development of accounting discipline, types of accounting, meaning and features of accounting principles, kinds of accounting principles.
• Mutual Fund Management: Introduction, different types of funds, structure and key constituents of mutual funds, legal and regulatory framework, net asset value, financial planning, marketing of units, portfolio management, measuring fund performance, protection of investors.
• Financial Management: Introduction, definitions of financial management, nature of financial management, objectives of financial management, time value of money, capital budgeting.
• Corporate Finance: Introduction, objectives, classification of finance, corporate finance, role of a finance manager, international financing, equity shares, types of preference shares, functions of money market, impact of interest rate.
• Total Quality Management: Introduction, need for quality, seven tools of quality control, the cost of quality, basic concepts of TQM, barriers to TQM, integrated system, decision making.
• Business Administration: Concept nature and type of business, forms and structure of business organization, constituents of business environment, internal and external factor affecting functional decisions of business, business plan tools & sample business plan, teamwork and group dynamics, leadership and motivation.