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Are you ready to take control of your financial future and make informed investment decisions? Enroll in our Diploma Course in Investment Management, a comprehensive 60-hour program designed to equip you with the essential tools for smart financial planning and investing. Whether you're just starting out or looking to deepen your understanding, this course will guide you through key areas like personal financial planning, strategic investment choices, and equity and mutual fund investments. Learn how to balance risk, maximize returns, and develop a diversified portfolio tailored to your goals. With expert instructors and practical examples, you'll gain valuable insights into building long-term wealth, preparing for retirement, and achieving financial security. This course is perfect for aspiring investors, working professionals, or anyone interested in making their money work harder for them. Take the first step towards mastering investment management—join us today and unlock your financial potential!
MODULE 1: PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING (15 Hours)
Introduction; Objectives of Personal Financial Planning; Areas in Personal Financial Planning –
Insurance, Emergency Funding, Retirement Planning, Housing, Extinguishing Debt, Investment,
Other objectives
MODULE 2: PERSONAL INVESTMENT PLANNING (15 Hours)
Need for Personal Investment Planning; Basics of Personal Investment – Objectives of Personal
Investment – Wealth, Tax Efficient Income, Liquidity, Safety – Diversification, Investment Time
Horizons, Systematic Investment, Reviews, where to invest? where not to invest?
MODULE 3: EQUITY INVESTMENT MODEL FOR THE COMMON INVESTOR (15 Hours)
Need for Equity Investment; Six Rules and a Recommendation; The Equity Model; Risk; Equity
Investment Advisors; Equity Investment versus Real Estate; Equity Investment Strategies – Buy &
Hold, Systematic Investment, Systematic Transfer; Stock Selection versus Strategy Selection;
Booking Profits; Timing the market versus Negotiation with the market; Margin of Safety
MODULE 4: MUTUAL FUNDS (15 Hours)
Introduction – meaning; Regulatory and organisational structure; What to watch out for in mutual
funds? Malpractices, NFO’s, Costs, Loads, Annual Recurring Expenses, Churning, Mutual Fund
Statutory Warnings; Mutual Funds as trust securities; Types of Mutual Funds; Systematic Investment
Plans; Systematic Transfer Plans; Lumpsum versus SIP; Asset Allocation
1.Comprehensive Personal Financial Planning: Students will be able to design and implement personalized financial plans, covering key areas like insurance, emergency funds, retirement, and debt management to achieve long-term financial security.
2.Strategic Investment Decision-Making: Students will develop the skills to analyze various investment options, assess risk, and create diversified portfolios that align with their financial goals, focusing on wealth creation, tax efficiency, and liquidity.
3.Equity Investment Proficiency: Students will gain the ability to evaluate and apply equity investment strategies, including stock selection, systematic investing, and timing the market, while understanding the risks and benefits compared to other investment avenues like real estate.
4.In-Depth Knowledge of Mutual Funds: Students will understand the structure, regulation, and types of mutual funds, learning how to evaluate costs, risks, and investment strategies like Systematic Investment Plans (SIPs) and asset allocation to optimize their returns.
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