Training Center for Capital Markets April 7 will start the first specialized trainings. Paid training " Universal trader ", consisting of 10 lessons provided for beginners and experienced traders.
Each training will last an hour , all materials will be presented by the Centre. At the end of the training will be conducted test. Successfully passed these tests will be given a certificate.
As reported by Turan at the training center , training goal - providing new information to traders of primary and secondary levels of the foreign exchange market , as well as the development of their abilities at a professional level . Participation in the training will help inexperienced traders to avoid the foreign exchange market trading illiterate , creating the possibility of financial loss protection .
As stated by the Director of the Center Jamil Mammadov, in May will be held free training for university students in particular faculties financial profile , as well as those interested in the capital market .
The Center officially opened in March this year, in April, the training programs at various levels on the following topics: corporate finance, financial analysis , derivatives , the wave theory of Elliot.
In total, the Center prepared up to 20 programs. The Center hopes that providing training programs at a high level will encourage intensive and reliable development of the securities market in Azerbaijan.
For Azerbaijani companies training programs can be interesting on corporate capitalization. Under this program, companies of Azerbaijan will be explained following topics - the way of capitalization, including equity and benefits of borrowing and its added value and role in corporation.
In addition, local companies will explain ways to attract both local and foreign capital , as well as by investment companies created the opportunity for cross - listing.
Training center for capital markets established under the World Bank project "modernizing capital market" is a nonprofit organization and operates under the State Committee on Securities. Investor and partner of the Center is a local brokerage company InvestAZ. -08D-
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