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Who does what in financial services | Retail and professional business | Advice and distribution channels | Approaches to ESG investing
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Exam Syllabus
Who does what in financial services | Retail and professional business | Advice and distribution channels | Approaches to ESG investing
How economies allocate resources | Economic cycles and policy | What central banks influence | Reading domestic economic data
Companies and share ownership | Ordinary and preference shares | Dividends, yield and total return | Diagnosing equity risk
Bond cash flows and terminology | Government bond families | Where corporate bonds are issued | Asset-backed and covered bonds
Cash deposits and currency forms | Money market instruments | Direct and indirect property investment | Reading foreign exchange quotes
Forwards and futures as hedges | Calls, puts and option payoffs | Positions and commodity exposure | Interest rate swaps

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FAQ
A share is an ownership interest whose dividends and sale value are uncertain. A bond is a debt claim with stated payment terms, although the issuer may default and its market price can move. A fund holds assets on investors' behalf; its risk depends on those assets, its structure, costs and strategy. Classify the underlying claim before comparing returns.
The coupon is calculated from nominal value, while flat yield compares annual coupon with the current purchase price. A bond paying 5 on nominal value of 100 has a 5% coupon. Bought for 80, its flat yield is 5 ÷ 80 = 6.25%. That figure excludes any gain or loss when the bond is redeemed.
Establish the client's objectives, time horizon, resources, existing commitments, capacity for loss and attitude to risk. Then compare suitable ways to meet the need, explain material costs and risks, and record the reasoning. A client who needs a house deposit soon may have capacity for far less investment loss than a client saving for a distant goal, even if both say they are comfortable with risk.
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