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Capital Markets
The Capital Markets practice area focuses on the structuring, pricing, trading and distribution of debt and equity securities and their counterparts in the derivatives markets. Capital markets competencies can be divided into four main skill sets: Diagnostics. These competencies focus on analyzing the client's situation and needs in as a first step towards advising the client on the appropriate solutions. Alternatives. These competencies focus on the features, mechanics and pricing of capital markets product alternatives such as bonds, asset-backed securities and interest rate swaps. Market Conditions. These competencies focus on interpreting yield curves, credit spreads, equity prices and other market indicators to make investing and financing decisions. Risk/Return Analysis. These competencies focus on using tools to analyze risk/return associated with different capital markets alternatives and portfolio structures. Programs are available for bankers with a range of backgrounds, from entry-level to technically skilled, and participants include product specialists, analysts, book managers, traders, salespeople, IT developers and middle/back office. Standard capital markets learning systems include, but are not limited to, the following:
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