Course Curriculums
Course Description-
Vskills Certification in Equity Research focuses on developing the necessary skills for the purpose of advising investors and financial institutions to make profitable investment decisions in the capital market by providing a brief overview of the global markets and an understanding of the stock market movements. The certification assesses the candidate’s qualitative and quantitative skills for stock evaluation, analyzing and interpretation of annual reports and the basic techniques of valuation.
For Whom course is?
Job seekers looking to find employment in investment houses, brokerage firms, KPOs, insurance firms etc, students generally wanting to improve their skill set and make their CV stronger and existing employees looking for a better role can prove their employers the value of their skills through this certification.
Benefit of Vskill Certification course
A Government Co. run skill testing and certification programme
Test and prove skills that are valued by experts in the industry
CVs of all Vskills Certified candidates is shared with matching organizations for recruitment
Vskills Certified candidates are a part of the Vskills Job Centre for Life
Vskills Certification registration is one-time payment which includes payment towards supplementary preparation material (hard copy or online videos), examination and all other payments for the certification exam.
How to access-
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1. Introduction
1.1 Goals of Equity Research
1.2 Elements of Equity Research
1.3 Process of Equity Research
1.4 Types of Research
1.5 Classification of Stocks and Market participants
1.6 Concept of Equity Markets and Valuation
1.7 Role of Analyst
1.8 Role of Equity Research in Capital Market
1.9 Different approaches of Equity Research
2. Economic Analysis
2.1 Need and advantages of economic analysis
2.2 Inter-relationship between Stock Markets and Macroeconomy
2.3 Index and Indicators
2.4 Interest Rates
2.5 Fiscal and Monitory Policy
3. Corporate Finance
3.1 Fundamentals of Business Finance, Analysis and Investment
3.2 Financial Management
3.3 Financial Evaluation of Investments
3.4 Evaluating Marketable Securities
3.5 Financial Decisions
3.6 Capital Structure
3.7 Value and Capital Budgeting
3.8 Corporate Financial Planning
3.9 Cash and Credit Management
4. Industry Analysis
4.1 Competitive Business Strategies
4.2 Tools and Policies in Industrial Analysis
4.3 Porter’s Five Force Analysis and Generic Strategies
4.4 Industrial Forces
5. Company Analysis
5.1 Management System and Business Analysis
5.2 Types of Financial Statements
5.3 Sources of data for Financial Statements
5.4 Financial Statement Analysis
5.5 Growth Rate Sustainability
5.6 Cash Flow Valuation Process
5.7 Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
5.8 Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT)
5.9 Understanding Competition and Revenue Drivers
6. Valuation
6.1 Concept of valuation
6.2 Models of valuation
6.3 Technique of valuation
6.4 Forecasting and Growth Rate Analysis
6.5 Preparing Research Reports
7. Modeling
7.1 Discount cash Flow Valuation Model
7.2 Dividend Discount Models
7.3 Gordon Growth Model
7.4 Free Cash Flow Models
7.5 Relative Valuation Models
7.6 SOTP Valuation
Here is a sample for the course completion certificate which you will receive after complete the course. This certificate is widely accepted across industries and will boost your chances to grab the job opportunities.
Mail us at: [email protected] with below details to receive your certificate:
Sample Certificate-
Here is a sample for the course completion certificate which you will receive after complete the course. This certificate is widely accepted across industries and will boost your chances to grab the job opportunities.
Mail us at: [email protected] with below details to receive your certificate:
Sample Certificate-
1. Introduction
1.1 Goals of Equity Research
1.2 Elements of Equity Research
1.3 Process of Equity Research
1.4 Types of Research
1.5 Classification of Stocks and Market participants
1.6 Concept of Equity Markets and Valuation
1.7 Role of Analyst
1.8 Role of Equity Research in Capital Market
1.9 Different approaches of Equity Research
2. Economic Analysis
2.1 Need and advantages of economic analysis
2.2 Inter-relationship between Stock Markets and Macroeconomy
2.3 Index and Indicators
2.4 Interest Rates
2.5 Fiscal and Monitory Policy
3. Corporate Finance
3.1 Fundamentals of Business Finance, Analysis and Investment
3.2 Financial Management
3.3 Financial Evaluation of Investments
3.4 Evaluating Marketable Securities
3.5 Financial Decisions
3.6 Capital Structure
3.7 Value and Capital Budgeting
3.8 Corporate Financial Planning
3.9 Cash and Credit Management
4. Industry Analysis
4.1 Competitive Business Strategies
4.2 Tools and Policies in Industrial Analysis
4.3 Porter’s Five Force Analysis and Generic Strategies
4.4 Industrial Forces
5. Company Analysis
5.1 Management System and Business Analysis
5.2 Types of Financial Statements
5.3 Sources of data for Financial Statements
5.4 Financial Statement Analysis
5.5 Growth Rate Sustainability
5.6 Cash Flow Valuation Process
5.7 Capital Asset Pricing Model (CAPM)
5.8 Arbitrage Pricing Theory (APT)
5.9 Understanding Competition and Revenue Drivers
6. Valuation
6.1 Concept of valuation
6.2 Models of valuation
6.3 Technique of valuation
6.4 Forecasting and Growth Rate Analysis
6.5 Preparing Research Reports
7. Modeling
7.1 Discount cash Flow Valuation Model
7.2 Dividend Discount Models
7.3 Gordon Growth Model
7.4 Free Cash Flow Models
7.5 Relative Valuation Models
7.6 SOTP Valuation