Financial Markets: Bond Markets

Financial Markets: Bond Markets
Published 12/2025
Duration: 2h 24m | .MP4 1920×1080 30fps(r) | AAC, 44100Hz, 2ch | 2.47 GB

Financial Markets: Bond Markets

What you’ll learn
– This is an introductory course to provide a comprehensive understanding about financial markets, instruments and institutions.
– This module covers a broad range of topics necessary to understand financial markets.
– The students are expected to understand the basics of financial markets and systems.
– The students can apply their learning to understand the real financial market situation or to study more advanced topics in finance.

Requirements
– Calculus
– Some prior finance knowledge is a plus but not required.

Description
In this batch, we focus on concepts that areessential in real-world finance. You’ll learn theTime Value of Money-why a dollar today is worth more than a dollar tomorrow-and how factors like inflation, risk, and investment opportunities affect value. We break downcompounding and discountingstep by step, so the formulas finally make sense instead of feeling intimidating.

You’ll also gain a solid understanding ofbonds, one of the most important instruments in financial markets. We explain how bond prices are determined, whatyield to maturityreally means, and howinterest rate riskaffects bond values-topics that students often say helped them succeed in exams, interviews, and practical finance work.

Beyond the basics, we explore bothgovernment and corporate bonds, including different bond structures and risk levels. Many learners are surprised by how practical this knowledge becomes once they see how companies and governments actually raise money.

If others with no prior finance background can master these concepts and move forward with confidence, there’s no reason you can’t do the same.

Who this course is for:
– Beginner-level finance learners.
– Intermediate-level finance learners seeking solid foundational knowledge in finance.
– Advanced-level finance learners seeking more intuitive and structured knowledge of finance.
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