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Investment Operations Certificate (IOC) is widely considered as a gold standard in global Investment Banking and Investment Operations and has been approved by 50+ global regulators including UK FCA. IOC Certification would be provided by UK’s Charter body CISI (Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments) and the training is delivered by EduEdgePro.
Many leading Investment Banks and Financial Institutions have mandated the IOC certification globally, as part of their domain requirements. Comprehensive training on IOC certification linked to placements, is exclusively offered by EduEdge Pro in India and globally, through an online 90-hour program comprised of on-demand, self-paced learning.
On successful program completion, participants would be awarded the IOC Certification and the prestigious UK ACSI designation, an important landmark in global Investment Banking Operations, that would considerably enhance your career opportunities by developing industry-relevant domain skills-sets in Investment Banking and Investment Operations.
You will get an in-depth understanding of International Introduction To Securities And Investments, Global Securities Operations, Risk In Financial Services and other important domains within Investment Banking.
Besides, we will also teach you Financial Modelling using Excel, cover important concepts in Capital Markets and help prepare you for interviews in Investment Banking.
You will learn directly from industry experts, market practitioners, and seasoned finance professionals about Investment Banking, Investment Operations, Fund Administration, Financial Markets and Risk Management.
Why is IOC important
IOC is recognized by UK regulator FCA, along with multiple regulators across the world. It has become the gold standard in international Investment Operations. IOC gives you a prestigious UK certificate, your entry door into global institutions and the pathway leads to the ACSI designation.
International qualification
The IOC is taken in over 50 countries, reflecting the global importance of operations and recognized by global regulators in important international financial jurisdictions
Recognized by the UK FCA
IOC features on the Financial Conduct Authority’s Appropriate Qualification Tables as a suitable exam for those in a number of overseeing roles
Career development
Completing the IOC demonstrates professionalism, commitment to working in the industry and offers access to higher-level qualifications
Endorsed by the Financial Skills Partnership
The IOC is listed on the FSP’s Qualifications List
Free CISI Student membership
Become associated with a chartered professional body and take advantage of an extensive range of benefits
ACSI designatory letters
CORPORATE RECOGNITION
Leading Investment banks, Investment houses and Technology firms recognize IOC
Within the profession, it is widely acknowledged as the most appropriate higher-level qualification for professionals wanting to pursue a career in investment operations.
Many corporates including leading investment banks, investment houses and technology firms officially recognize IOC and mandate it as part of higher learning objectives
Introduction to Investment Banking | Business verticals of Investment Banks | Investment Banking Division | Global Markets Division | Types of Financial Markets, Different Market Participants & Regulatory Agencies | Buy Side vs Sell side | Asset Management Introduction | Research Introduction
Stock Market Basics | Equity Securities | Global Stock Indices & Exchanges| Equity vs Preference Shares | Dividends & Corporate Actions | Depository Receipts – ADR & GDR | Primary & Secondary Markets | Issuance/Trading | IPO Process – US & Indian Markets | Global Financial Centres & Trading | Trading Mechanics | Stock-picking: Selecting fundamentally good stocks | Sectoral Analysis | Ranking stocks in a sector
Fixed Income Basics | Types of Fixed Income Products | Yield & Yield Curve| Relation Between Interest Rate & Bond Price| Bond Pricing & Valuation | Optionality in Bonds – Callable vs Puttable| Clean price, Dirty Price, Accrued Interest | Measuring Interest Rate Risk | Duration & Convexity in a Bond | Bond spreads & OAS | Bond Portfolio | Credit Ratings | Securitization & products: MBS & ABS
Introduction to Money Markets | Difference between Capital & Money Markets | Instruments of Money Market | T-Bills, Certificate of Deposit, Commercial Paper, Repo, Reverse Repo & others| Conventions in Money Markets | Valuation of Money Market Instruments | Advantages & Disadvantages of Money Markets
FX Basics & Markets| Types of Quotations | FX Products | Difference Between FX & Futures | Type of FX Trade – Cash, Spot, Tomm, NDF, Forward | Trade Economics of FX Transactions | Exchange Rate determinants | Currency Hedging | FX Arbitrage
Derivatives – An Introduction | Difference between OTC & ET Derivatives | Forwards Contracts, Futures Contract | Valuation of Forwards & Futures contracts | Margins in Futures & Settlement | Futures & Forwards Payoffs | Definition of Options | Types of Options | Types of Option Payoffs | Options Pricing | Introduction to Swaps | Interest Rate Swap & mechanics| Valuation of IRS | FX Swap & mechanics | Credit Default Swap, Credit Events & mechanics | Default Probability Maths | Valuation of Swap Market Conventions
Introduction to Swaps | Interest Rate Swap & mechanics| Valuation of IRS | FX Swap & mechanics | Credit Default Swap, Credit Events & mechanics | Default Probability Mathematics | Valuation of CDS | Basket Swap Products | Swap Market Conventions | CDOs | CDO Tranches| CMOs | Issues in Collateralized products & Credit Crisis
Interest Rate Swap & Hedging/Trading illustrations | FX Swaps & Hedging/Trading illustrations | Equity Swap & Hedging/Trading illustrations | Credit Default Swap & Hedging/Trading illustrations | Settlement Process of Swaps | Duration of Swaps | Hedging Ratios in Swaps | Hedging a Bond Portfolio with Swaps
What is Corporate Actions | Purpose of Corporate Action | Types of Corporate Actions | Dividends & types – cash, SCRIP, DRIP | Bonus Issues | Rights | Stock Splits & Reverse Splits| Mergers, Demergers & Liquidations | Takeover & Exchanges | Convertible Bonds | Important Dates in Corporate Actions | Trade life Cycle in Corporate Action Events
Structure of Front office, Middle office & Bank office | Overview of Trade Lifecycle | Participants involved in Trade Lifecycle | Trade Initiation & Order Placement | Order Routing and Execution | Trade Confirmation | Post-trade Processing | Clearing and Settlement | Trade Reconciliation | Trade Reporting
Custodial Services | Depositories | STP, FIX Protocol, SWIFT | Payment Systems | FZ Settlement | Failed Settlement | Safekeeping | Nominees | Cash Management | Securities Lending | Transfer Agency | NAV Calculations | Taxation
Securities Lending & Borrowing | Market Participants of SBL | Securities Traded in SBL | Triplicate SBL | Stock Lending Difference from Repo | Reasons for SBL | Difference between SBL/SLB & Repo | Collateral | Types & Participants of Collateral Management | Process in Collateral Management | Key Terms in Collateral Management
Definition | Position within the TLC | Different Types of Reconciliations: Nostro, Depot, Trade, Exchange, Static Data, Intra, & Inter Recon | Life cycle of Typical Reconciliation Process | Risks Addressed by Reconciliation | Integrity of the Reconciliation Framework
Introduction to Reference Data Management | Securities Identification Numbers | Static Data | SWIFT, Markit and others | Instrument Set-up | Investor Set-up | SSI Set-up | Counter Party Identifiers | Other Reference Data Example
ISDA Overview | Role of ISDA | Architecture | Hierarchy | ISDA Master Agreement | Provisions | Schedule | Various ISDA Documents | Derivative Products | ISDA Protocols | Credit Support Annex (CSA) | Confirmations | Best Practices
FATCA | GDPR | MIFID | MAR/MAD | UCITS | BASEL 2/2.5/3 | AML
KYC Process | KYC requirements and procedures| Collecting customer information and verifying identities| Customer Due Diligence (CDD) | Different levels of due diligence based on risk assessment | KYC Documentation | Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) | Extra measures taken for politically exposed persons (PEPs) and high-risk clients | Source of Funds and Source of Wealth (SOF/SOW) | Customer Identification Program (CIP)
Money Laundering Definition and stages | AML Laws and Regulations | Risk-Based Approach (RBA) | Customer Risk Profiling | Transaction Monitoring and Analysis | Customer Due Diligence (CDD) | Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) | Trade-Based Money Laundering (TBML) | Terrorist Financing | Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) | Conducting AML audits and reviews
Principles of Risk Management | International Risk Regulation | Risk Identification and Assessment Framework | Metrics used in Risk Management – Value-at-Risk and Expected Shortfall | Operational Risk | Credit Risk | Market Risk | Value-at-Risk Models | Liquidity Risk | Corporate Governance and Risk Oversight | Model Risk |Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
Introduction to Collective Investments | Open-Ended Funds | Close-Ended Funds | Tax-Efficient Savings | Mutual Funds | Hedge Funds | Private Equity and Venture Capital Funds | Tax Treatment of Collective Investments | Charges and Pricing of Collective Investments | NAV Calculations | Benchmarking | How Fund Managers pick Stocks
Basic of Excel | Important Excel Formulae | Look-up Functions | Aggregation Functions | Pivot Tables and Charts | Data Validations | Conditional Formatting | Graphs and Illustrations in Excel
Optimization in Excel | Scenario Analysis | Sensitivity Analysis | Advanced Pivots | Power Query Editor and Data Transformation/Cleaning in Excel | Power Pivots | Dashboarding through Excel/PowerBI| Introduction to Macros
Projections in Excel | Valuation Models and Templates in Excel | DCF Modelling | FCFF/FCFE Modelling | Relative Valuation and Multiples | Transaction Multiples
Resume Building | Presentation Skills | Interpersonal Skills | Interview Preparation – Functional & Soft skills | Domain Mock Interviews | HR Mock Interviews
Introduction to Investment Banking | Business verticals of Investment Banks | Investment Banking Division | Global Markets Division | Types of Financial Markets, Different Market Participants & Regulatory Agencies | Buy Side vs Sell side | Asset Management Introduction | Research Introduction
Stock Market Basics | Equity Securities | Global Stock Indices & Exchanges| Equity vs Preference Shares | Dividends & Corporate Actions | Depository Receipts – ADR & GDR | Primary & Secondary Markets | Issuance/Trading | IPO Process – US & Indian Markets | Global Financial Centres & Trading | Trading Mechanics | Stock-picking: Selecting fundamentally good stocks | Sectoral Analysis | Ranking stocks in a sector
Fixed Income Basics | Types of Fixed Income Products | Yield & Yield Curve| Relation Between Interest Rate & Bond Price| Bond Pricing & Valuation | Optionality in Bonds – Callable vs Puttable| Clean price, Dirty Price, Accrued Interest | Measuring Interest Rate Risk | Duration & Convexity in a Bond | Bond spreads & OAS | Bond Portfolio | Credit Ratings | Securitization & products: MBS & ABS
Introduction to Money Markets | Difference between Capital & Money Markets | Instruments of Money Market | T-Bills, Certificate of Deposit, Commercial Paper, Repo, Reverse Repo & others| Conventions in Money Markets | Valuation of Money Market Instruments | Advantages & Disadvantages of Money Markets
FX Basics & Markets| Types of Quotations | FX Products | Difference Between FX & Futures | Type of FX Trade – Cash, Spot, Tomm, NDF, Forward | Trade Economics of FX Transactions | Exchange Rate determinants | Currency Hedging | FX Arbitrage
Derivatives – An Introduction | Difference between OTC & ET Derivatives | Forwards Contracts, Futures Contract | Valuation of Forwards & Futures contracts | Margins in Futures & Settlement | Futures & Forwards Payoffs | Definition of Options | Types of Options | Types of Option Payoffs | Options Pricing | Introduction to Swaps | Interest Rate Swap & mechanics| Valuation of IRS | FX Swap & mechanics | Credit Default Swap, Credit Events & mechanics | Default Probability Maths | Valuation of Swap Market Conventions
Introduction to Swaps | Interest Rate Swap & mechanics| Valuation of IRS | FX Swap & mechanics | Credit Default Swap, Credit Events & mechanics | Default Probability Mathematics | Valuation of CDS | Basket Swap Products | Swap Market Conventions | CDOs | CDO Tranches| CMOs | Issues in Collateralized products & Credit Crisis
Interest Rate Swap & Hedging/Trading illustrations | FX Swaps & Hedging/Trading illustrations | Equity Swap & Hedging/Trading illustrations | Credit Default Swap & Hedging/Trading illustrations | Settlement Process of Swaps | Duration of Swaps | Hedging Ratios in Swaps | Hedging a Bond Portfolio with Swaps
What is Corporate Actions | Purpose of Corporate Action | Types of Corporate Actions | Dividends & types – cash, SCRIP, DRIP | Bonus Issues | Rights | Stock Splits & Reverse Splits| Mergers, Demergers & Liquidations | Takeover & Exchanges | Convertible Bonds | Important Dates in Corporate Actions | Trade life Cycle in Corporate Action Events
Structure of Front office, Middle office & Bank office | Overview of Trade Lifecycle | Participants involved in Trade Lifecycle | Trade Initiation & Order Placement | Order Routing and Execution | Trade Confirmation | Post-trade Processing | Clearing and Settlement | Trade Reconciliation | Trade Reporting
Custodial Services | Depositories | STP, FIX Protocol, SWIFT | Payment Systems | FZ Settlement | Failed Settlement | Safekeeping | Nominees | Cash Management | Securities Lending | Transfer Agency | NAV Calculations | Taxation
Securities Lending & Borrowing | Market Participants of SBL | Securities Traded in SBL | Triplicate SBL | Stock Lending Difference from Repo | Reasons for SBL | Difference between SBL/SLB & Repo | Collateral | Types & Participants of Collateral Management | Process in Collateral Management | Key Terms in Collateral Management
Definition | Position within the TLC | Different Types of Reconciliations: Nostro, Depot, Trade, Exchange, Static Data, Intra, & Inter Recon | Life cycle of Typical Reconciliation Process | Risks Addressed by Reconciliation | Integrity of the Reconciliation Framework
Introduction to Reference Data Management | Securities Identification Numbers | Static Data | SWIFT, Markit and others | Instrument Set-up | Investor Set-up | SSI Set-up | Counter Party Identifiers | Other Reference Data Example
ISDA Overview | Role of ISDA | Architecture | Hierarchy | ISDA Master Agreement | Provisions | Schedule | Various ISDA Documents | Derivative Products | ISDA Protocols | Credit Support Annex (CSA) | Confirmations | Best Practices
FATCA | GDPR | MIFID | MAR/MAD | UCITS | BASEL 2/2.5/3 | AML
KYC Process | KYC requirements and procedures| Collecting customer information and verifying identities| Customer Due Diligence (CDD) | Different levels of due diligence based on risk assessment | KYC Documentation | Enhanced Due Diligence (EDD) | Extra measures taken for politically exposed persons (PEPs) and high-risk clients | Source of Funds and Source of Wealth (SOF/SOW) | Customer Identification Program (CIP)
Money Laundering Definition and stages | AML Laws and Regulations | Risk-Based Approach (RBA) | Customer Risk Profiling | Transaction Monitoring and Analysis | Customer Due Diligence (CDD) | Politically Exposed Persons (PEPs) | Trade-Based Money Laundering (TBML) | Terrorist Financing | Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) | Conducting AML audits and reviews
Principles of Risk Management | International Risk Regulation | Risk Identification and Assessment Framework | Metrics used in Risk Management – Value-at-Risk and Expected Shortfall | Operational Risk | Credit Risk | Market Risk | Value-at-Risk Models | Liquidity Risk | Corporate Governance and Risk Oversight | Model Risk |Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)
Introduction to Collective Investments | Open-Ended Funds | Close-Ended Funds | Tax-Efficient Savings | Mutual Funds | Hedge Funds | Private Equity and Venture Capital Funds | Tax Treatment of Collective Investments | Charges and Pricing of Collective Investments | NAV Calculations | Benchmarking | How Fund Managers pick Stocks
Basic of Excel | Important Excel Formulae | Look-up Functions | Aggregation Functions | Pivot Tables and Charts | Data Validations | Conditional Formatting | Graphs and Illustrations in Excel
Optimization in Excel | Scenario Analysis | Sensitivity Analysis | Advanced Pivots | Power Query Editor and Data Transformation/Cleaning in Excel | Power Pivots | Dashboarding through Excel/PowerBI| Introduction to Macros
Projections in Excel | Valuation Models and Templates in Excel | DCF Modelling | FCFF/FCFE Modelling | Relative Valuation and Multiples | Transaction Multiples
Resume Building | Presentation Skills | Interpersonal Skills | Interview Preparation – Functional & Soft skills | Domain Mock Interviews | HR Mock Interviews
What do we offer
Our Executive Education Programs would offer corporates customized training solutions for their functional, technical, business and leadership requirements
Modes of Training
In-person and online delivery
(Instructor-led)
Outcomes
Enhance leadership skills, build foundations in general management, specialize in multi-disciplinary domains and build connections to a distinguished network of peers
What do we offer
Continual Professional Development programs and curriculum across domains such as BFSI, Fintech, Analytics, Data Science and Technology
Modes of Training
EdTech – Online
(Self-paced)
Outcomes
Seek to improve the life journey of those industry professionals wishing to upgrade themselves by helping them renew their purpose, build solid foundations and recalibrate their functional and technical learning curve
What do we offer
Certification programs, Industry tracks and industry-oriented workshops across BBA, BCom, B.Tech., PGDM/MBA, PGP programs
Modes of Training
In-person and online delivery
(Instructor-led)
Outcomes
As a powerhouse in Executive Education, we seek to bridge the gap between academic learning and industry requirements in Universities and educational institutions.
Our Functional training programs build domain expertise across areas such as BFSI, Fintech, Analytics, Data Science and Technology
Our illustrious clients include big 4 Consulting firms, Investment Banks, Commercial Banks, Mutual Funds, MNC conglomerates, Analytics firms, Technology companies, Exchanges and Regulators
We have trained Consultants, BFSI specialists, Analytics managers, Investment Bankers, Commercial Bankers, Mutual Fund specialists, Technology teams and Data Scientists
Our Technical training programs build practical expertise across industry-wise platforms such as Python, PowerBI, SQL, Hadoop, Bloomberg, Excel, etc
Our Technical training programs build practical expertise across industry-wise platforms such as Python, PowerBI, SQL, Hadoop, Bloomberg, Excel, etc
We have trained students from Undergraduate and Postgraduate programs such as BBA, BCOM, B.Eng., MBA, PGP and MSc
CFA, FRM, CAIA, PRM
Stanford University (M.Sc. Financial Mathematics)
Entrepreneur-EdTech, FinTech
Entrepreneur
Financial Mathematician
Hedge Fund / Algorithmic Trading Expert
MS, Financial Mathematics from Stanford University, US Holds International Charters-CFA, FRM, PRM, CAIA Holder of multiple scholarships – Ratan Tata, JN Tata, Prafulla Mukherji University topper – Bachelors of Engineering (Information Technology)
Global Markets experience on Wall Street, London and Amsterdam Worked with leading Investment Banks, Institutions & Consulting Firms Experience with Nomura, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley, UBS, SCB Worked in Investment Management, Treasury, Quantitative Finance, Hedge Funds Founded and established own Asset Management company and hedge funds
Consulted Ministry of Finance, GOI on Financial Markets policies and frameworks Consulted 10+ banks on areas in Investment Management & Risk Management Consulted NSE, MCX and SEBI in Algorithmic Trading & Financial Markets Trained 50+ corporates including MNCs, Investment Banks, Consulting firms, KPOs Conducted training for 100+ Financial Institutions in Financial Markets
Founder-Director, EduEdge Pro, an EdTech Initiative Introduced Industry-oriented tracks in India, an integrated curriculum into Universities Founder & Board Member, Stelios Asset Management Pvt. Ltd., a FinTech Initiative Runs India’s first fully automated, algorithmic-driven SEBI-registered AIF CAT III India- focused Hedge Fund
WHAT CAN I BECOME?
Financial Analyst
OPERATIONS Analyst
investment Analyst
RISK ANALYST
EQUITY Analyst
DERIVATIVES ANALYST
TREASURY Analyst
PROCESS SPECIALIST
PRODUCT SPECIALIST
FIXED INCOME ANALYST
FUND OPERATIONS Analyst
HOW DO YOU TRAIN?
Through practical scenarios, realistic simulations and hands-on assignments, you will cohesively comprehend the BFSI sector and develop a supreme ability to contribute value to the workplace from day one.
Real-world case studies and complex business scenarios prepare you to successfully make the transition from academics to the retail banking industry.
Rise above traditional rote learning through the use of simulations that recreate challenges faced by the BFSI sector. Through vivid trading simulations, understand how multi-million dollar transactions flow through banks and affect various processes.
Make presentations on real-life scenarios and understand how general market dynamics affect the world of retail banking. Also, attend guest lectures from industry experts to reinforce the quality of your theoretical learning.
Make presentations on real-life scenarios and understand how general market dynamics affect the world of retail banking. Also, attend guest lectures from industry experts to reinforce the quality of your theoretical learning.
WHAT SUPPORT CAN I EXPECT?
Learn and we’ll place you! Make a successful transition in your career with partnerships of top tier hiring firms in the BFSI sector.
I WANT TO JOIN! HOW CAN I?
The Post Graduate Diploma In Investment Banking & Global Markets program stands tall in the category of finance courses because of its depth,
expertise and accurate relevance to the banking industry.
It is a valuable walk from knowledge to prosperity.
Fee Structure
LUMPSUM – INR 1,25,000/-
INSTALLMENT – INR 6,945/-
PCP – IBO program with a rigorous focus on Investment Banking Operations is widely considered as a gold standard in global Investment Banking and Investment Operations.
The PGP program is structured in an evolutionary pathway that covers the below:
The Program is a 3-4 month weekend program.
It would be offered on the weekends to enable optimal learning for those participants who are already working in the industry.
You would be provided with extensive study material throughout the PGP program:
EDUCATION
Any Undergraduate Degree holder like BCA, BBA, B.Tech, B.Engg., B.COM. etc. Student pursuing final year can also apply
WORK EXPERIENCE
Work experience is not mandatory.
The Application process consists of a few simple steps as shown below. An offer of admission would be made to the selected candidates and accepted by the candidates by paying the admission fee.
We have a dedicated admission counsellor who are here to help guide you in applying to the program. They are available to:
Address questions related to application.
Assist with Financial Aid (if Required) Guide career role and opportunities after certified.
Help you to understand the program detail and pedagogy.
Complete your application to kick start the admission process.
Rate your various skills of OOPs language, quantitative and logical ability.
Submit application fee: ₹ 500/-
Submit the form successfully and scheduled your interview with us.
Interview is with admission committee, who will review the candidate profile.
Selection will be determined on the basis of academic records, work experience, test scores and interview.
Upon qualifying a confirmation letter for admission to the PG Certification will handover to the candidate.
After interview on the basis of confirmation letter, the required papers mentioned in the mandatory list of documents as per eligibility criteria. You would be required to submit your marksheets, education certificates, work experience proofs amongst other necessary documents.
Block your seat with the initial amount of fees and begin with your prep course and start your Data Science journey. Full or annual program fee to be deposited within 1 week of offer letter / program start –whichever is earlier.
Your admission will be confirmed basis the selection procedure, document authentication
and fee payment. A welcome letter, ID card, student number and portal access will be shared upon successful completion of the admission process.
PCP – IBO program with a rigorous focus on Investment Banking Operations is widely considered as a gold standard in global Investment Banking and Investment Operations. It includes the prestigious Investment Banking Operations Certificate (IOC) from UK Charter body, Chartered Institute of Investments and Securities (CISI). IOC international certification has been approved by 50+ global regulators including UK FCA. IOC Certification would be provided by UK’s Charter body CISI (Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments) and the training is delivered by EduEdgePro.
Many leading Investment Banks and Financial Institutions have mandated the IOC certification globally, as part of their domain requirements. Comprehensive training on IOC certification linked to placements, is exclusively offered by EduEdge Pro in India and globally, through the comprehensive PCP – IBO program, comprising of online, live synchronous, on-demand and self-paced learning modules.
PCP – IBO also includes modules on advanced domain knowledge in Investment Banking Operations, essential to being successful in the industry. Besides, we also cover comprehensive Excel and Financial Modelling training besides soft skills training, interview grooming and 100% placement assistance.
CAREER OUTCOMES
Earn the prestigious ACSI designation that you can use after your name
Indian participants: INR 1,25,000 plus GST
FINANCING OPTIONS: 0% Interest EMI option available with partner banks Easy procedure with partner banks EMI as low as INR 6,945 per month
Investment Banker, Financial Analyst, Research Analyst, Treasury Manager, Research Analyst, Sales and Traders, Bond Analyst, Portfolio Manager, Risk Analyst, Investment Banker, Financial Analyst, Research Analyst, Treasury Manager, Research Analyst, Sales and Traders