Comprehensive Course Modules on both the Fundamental and Advanced Levels of the Program.
The Programme comprises multiple modules offered at two distinct stages: Fundamental and Advanced levels. To progress from the fundamental to Advanced level, candidates must complete all modules under the fundamental level.
Participants will get to better appreciate the purposes and functions of commodity exchanges to the growth of an economy.
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102: Commodity Contract & Trading
This course takes participants through the various contract types in the various commodity markets with a sense of appreciating how trading takes places.
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103: Warehouse Receipts System
This course provides an opportunity to understand the role of Warehouse Receipts System in facilitating trade, enhancing market efficiency and most importantly easing access to rural finance in commodity trading.
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104: Membership
Participants will have an in-dept understanding on the roles, benefits, and requirement of membership in various commodity Exchanges.
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105: Trading Operations
Trading Operations simply delves into the in and out of commodity trading including the rules, modes of trading and other delivery terms. It also informs on the various types of trading in Commodity Exchanges.
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106: Clearing & Settlement
Members of a Commodity Exchange become aware of their net cash obligations through clearing and settlement. Also, the transfer of commodity ownership is established.
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107: Market Surveillance
This course will help participants appreciate the necessity of monitoring market activities to identify possible violations in Commodity Trading.
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108: Market Data
Market Data provides insight on the importance of accurate data collection in Commodity Trading.
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109: Ethics
Talks about the fundamental principles and other acceptable code of conduct in Commodity Trading.
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110: Legal & Regulatory Framework
Commodity Exchanges all over the world have various regulatory requirements within its operations and this course is intended to help participants appreciate the respective frameworks.
