Speculation is defined as the risk of selling or buying, based on the expectation of price fluctuations, in order to obtain the price difference. This expectation may result in the payment of the price differentials rather than the fact that it is not a real sale or a real purchase. Payment of price differentials While buying and selling in Shariah speculation is a real sale of specific commodities, according to Shariah rules, speculators seek to collect all goods or instruments of one type in one hand and then control the market.

Targets and Target Group

The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course of advanced portfolio management skills and secrets for those who wish to acquire great skills in working in capital markets and gain experience in the management of banks, banks and mutual funds.

The target group of attending the course of Secrets and Tools for Portfolio Management (advanced practical applications):

 Managers of institutions and companies.

Businessmen who are willito develop their skills in managing banks.

Students and graduates of business schools in different universities.

Bank managers and departmental staff in banks.

Accountants and their assistants in investment funds.

Anyone willing to develop their expertise in the field of financial markets.

How will the participants benefit from attending the course on the secrets and tools of portfolio management (advanced practical applications)?

 At the end of the course, the participants will know:

• The ability to supervise the preparation of the registration bonds and to verify the validity of these bonds and work on their adoption before the processes of registration in the accounting books of companies .
• Gain experience in the field of supervision and supervision of all documents received from the accounting office .
• Implementation of all procedures relating to financial matters by senior departments .
• Gain experience and skills in managing financial matters in investment funds .

• Accounting Principles .
• Basic Accounting Conventions .
• Registration of financial transactions .
• Double Enrollment Theory .
• The concept of hostile budget .
• Important rules related to accounts .
• The emergence and definition of investment funds .
• The importance of investment funds .
• Portfolio management strategies .