| 23rd January – 3rd February 2012 RMCE in collaboration with IMF Institute and the Government of Mauritius organised a course on Financial Market Analysis (FMA) for 27 delegates across 11 African countries.This 2 weeks RMCE in collaboration with IMF Institute and the Government of Mauritius organised a course on Financial Market Analysis (FMA) for 27 delegates across 11 African countries.This 2 weeks course was taught in English and held at Grand Bay Conference Centre in Mauritius. The FMA course succeeded in bringing together a diverse group of senior government officials, from Ministries of finance and Central Banks, to discuss key financial market instruments. Topics included bond pricing and volatility, duration and convexity, term structure of interest rates, equity pricing, asset allocation and diversification and value at risk. The goal was to provide participants with the necessary skills and understanding to design and implement financial policies aimed at enhancing their country’s financial stability. The course was taught in English and held at Grand Bay Conference Centre in Mauritius. The FMA course succeeded in bringing together a diverse group of senior government officials, from Ministries of finance and Central Banks, to discuss key financial market instruments. Topics included bond pricing and volatility, duration and convexity, term structure of interest rates, equity pricing, asset allocation and diversification and value at risk. The goal was to provide participants with the necessary skills and understanding to design and implement financial policies aimed at enhancing their country’s financial stability. Outputs: · 27 delegates across 11 African countries were trained in this course · The FMA course succeeded in bringing together a diverse group of senior government officials, from Ministries of finance and Central Banks, to discuss key financial market instruments. Topics included bond pricing and volatility, duration and convexity, term structure of interest rates, equity pricing, asset allocation and diversification and value at risk. The goal was to provide participants with the necessary skills and understanding to design and implement financial policies aimed at enhancing their country’s financial stability |
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