Framework Securities Training Courses
Training Course Overview
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Framework Securities Course
About the Course
It can be challenging to evaluate and select the best controls for an organization. Through this course, Security Controls and Control Frameworks, you will gain an understanding of the risk associated with the development of a security control framework, and how to address it. You will first learn the various types of controls and the factors used in establishing an effective security infrastructure. Next, you will examine the strengths of various types of controls including managerial, technical, and environmental controls that can be deployed to prevent and react to security incidents. Finally, you will examine how to test and evaluate the effectiveness of controls in relation to risk and compliance. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge needed to be an effective contributor to the design of secure information systems and business processes.
Prerequisites / Exemptions
If taken as part of a BSc degree, courses which must be passed before this course may be attempted:
- FN1024 Principles of banking and finance
- AC1025 Principles of accounting.
Topics covered
Introduction to the analysis framework using financial statements
- The setting: investors, firms, securities and financial markets
- The framework for analysis. Business strategy analysis
- Industry analysis
- Competitive strategy analysis
- Sources of competitive advantage
- Achieving and sustaining competitive advantage
- Accounting analysis
- Financial analysis
- Prospective analysis.
Accounting and strategy analysis
- Overview of the institutional setting
- Industry analysis
- Corporate strategy analysis
- Sources of competitive advantage
- Accounting analysis
- Factors influencing accounting quality
- Assessing the quality of accounting.
Securities valuation
- Introduction to valuation methods based on dividends, free cash flows, residual earnings and economic value added.
- Inferences on valuation accuracy.
- Comparison of valuation methods: empirical evidence
Implications for price-to-earnings and price-to-book ratios
- Determinants of price-to-book ratios
- Residual earnings growth
- Determinants of price-to-earnings ratios
- Empirical evidence
- Strategic taxonomy
- Implications of strategic taxonomy for price-to-book and priceto- earnings ratios
- Empirical evidence on the joint distribution of price-tobook and price-to-earnings ratios.
Mergers and acquisitions
- Motivation for mergers and acquisitions
- Strategic and financial analysis of mergers and acquisitions
- Acquisition pricing
- Accounting issues
- Acquisition financing
- Acquisition outcome.
Learning outcomes
If you complete the course successfully, you should be able to:
- Carefully analyse the financial performance of given securities and critically review equity research published by financial analysts
- Competently apply valuation technologies required in corporate finance with minimum guidance
- Critically assess third-party valuation reports
- Recall main insights and key facts of the fund management industry
- Clearly recognize the difficulties associated with measuring abnormal returns in fundamental and technical analysis.
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