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The finance syllabus is structured into three levels: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced, covering key topics such as financial accounting, corporate finance, investment analysis, and risk management. Each module includes essential concepts, practical applications, and advanced topics like derivatives and international finance. A capstone project is included to apply learned concepts in a real-world scenario, alongside regular assessments to evaluate understanding.

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Finance Syllabus Skill Intern

The finance syllabus is structured into three levels: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced, covering key topics such as financial accounting, corporate finance, investment analysis, and risk management. Each module includes essential concepts, practical applications, and advanced topics like derivatives and international finance. A capstone project is included to apply learned concepts in a real-world scenario, alongside regular assessments to evaluate understanding.

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FINANCE SYLLABUS

Basic Level
Module 1: Introduction to Finance

• Overview of Finance
• Importance of Finance in Business
• Key Concepts and Terminologies
• The Financial Environment
• Types of Financial Markets

Module 2: Financial Accounting Fundamentals

• Introduction to Financial Accounting


• Understanding Financial Statements (Balance Sheet, Income Statement, Cash Flow
Statement)
• Basic Accounting Principles and Concepts
• Double-Entry Bookkeeping
• Financial Statement Analysis

Module 3: Time Value of Money

• Understanding Time Value of Money


• Present Value and Future Value Concepts
• Calculating Present Value and Future Value
• Annuities and Perpetuities
• Practical Applications of Time Value of Money

Module 4: Introduction to Corporate Finance

• Overview of Corporate Finance


• Financial Management Objectives
• Capital Budgeting Basics
• Sources of Business Finance
• Working Capital Management
Intermediate Level
Module 5: Financial Markets and Institutions

• Introduction to Financial Markets


• Types of Financial Markets (Stock Market, Bond Market, Money Market, Derivatives
Market)
• Role of Financial Institutions
• Regulatory Environment
• Financial Instruments and Securities

Module 6: Investment Analysis

• Introduction to Investment Analysis


• Risk and Return Concepts
• Portfolio Theory and Diversification
• Asset Pricing Models (CAPM, APT)
• Fundamental and Technical Analysis

Module 7: Advanced Corporate Finance

• Capital Structure Theories


• Cost of Capital
• Dividend Policy
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Corporate Governance and Ethics

Module 8: Financial Statement Analysis

• Advanced Financial Statement Analysis


• Ratio Analysis
• Cash Flow Analysis
• Earnings Quality
• Financial Forecasting and Planning

Advanced Level
Module 9: Derivatives and Risk Management

• Introduction to Derivatives (Options, Futures, Swaps)


• Pricing and Valuation of Derivatives
• Hedging Strategies
• Risk Management Techniques
• Credit Risk and Credit Derivatives
Module 10: International Finance

• Introduction to International Finance


• Foreign Exchange Markets
• Exchange Rate Determination
• International Financial Management
• Managing Foreign Exchange Risk

Module 11: Fixed Income Securities

• Introduction to Fixed Income Securities


• Bond Valuation and Pricing
• Interest Rate Risk
• Duration and Convexity
• Credit Analysis of Bonds

Module 12: Advanced Topics in Finance

• Behavioral Finance
• Financial Innovation and Fintech
• Advanced Portfolio Management
• Real Options Analysis
• Financial Engineering

Capstone Project

• Real-world project involving the application of finance concepts and techniques


• Financial analysis and planning for a fictional or real company
• Investment portfolio creation and management
• Risk assessment and mitigation strategies
• Presenting and documenting the project

Assessment

• Regular quizzes and assignments


• Mid-term and final exams
• Capstone project evaluation

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