Investment Banking Certification (NYIF)

Colleagues, the “Investment Banking Certificate (IBC)” from the New York Institute of Fiance is a professional designation in 4 core disciplines in business and finance given by the New York Institute of Finance (NYIF). The IBC designation is an online 70-hour program is comprised of on-demand, self-paced learning. You will learn directly from industry experts, market practitioners, and seasoned finance professionals about business finance, valuation, and investment banking. The IBC program is designed at a graduate-level similar to a mini-MBA for a fraction of the cost. Individuals awarded the IBC designation enhance their career opportunities by developing the essential, desk-ready skills related to Capital Markets, Fund Management, Valuation, and Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A). Modules can be taken 100% online at your own pace and from anywhere in the world with an internet connection. Gain high-demand skills, including: 1) Read and understand key elements of financial statements and reports, such as balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements as well as how to apply basic financial and accounting principles to budget preparation and analysis, 2) Compare companies financially, understand cash flow, and grasp basic profitability and risk analysis concepts, 3) Understand the time value of money, basic statistics of sampling and estimation, hypothesis testing, probability distribution, correlation and regression techniques, and time-series analysis, 4) Apply time value of money principles, the capital budgeting framework, and analysis of financing options when making financial decisions, 5) Understand the fundamentals of valuing public and private companies, 6) Have an overview of the major facets of the Mergers & Acquisitions industry and the skills engaged in executing transactions from the deal's inception to post-merger integration, 7) Structure a deal from multiple perspectives involving common to unusual transactions and provides an understanding of the practical transaction structures for Mergers and Acquisitions and their financial tax, legal and accounting implications, 8) Understand credit risk, bond-rating systems, bond trading terminology, techniques and strategies, the yield curve and the factors that affect it, and the role of the Federal Reserve system and its impact on bonds, 9)  Possess a comprehensive and accurate picture of the hedge fund industry, various hedge fund strategies, hedge fund operations, and considerations for hedge fund investors, 10) Insight into the relevance of the portfolio management process for fixed income, equity, and money market securities, and 11) Employ free cash flow concepts to analyze corporate performance and do evaluation analysis to make better capital budgeting and acquisition decisions.

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