Debt Capital Markets

Description

The Primary Markets have always been the main focus of attention by competing banks and by the media when looking at the international capital markets. And yet to date there exists no comprehensive guide as to how the debt primary markets work. This course is designed to give those who need to understand the markets a solid grounding in how they work, and helps to unravel the jargon of the new issues business. The course covers the rationale for debt financing, the types of borrowers and the types of instruments available. It considers the investor's requirement for returns and security against the balance sheet implications for the issuer. The course reviews the various syndication customs, and practices and looks at the legal and regulatory requirements involved in bringing issues to the international markets.

What you will learn

• Provides a comprehensive review of the structure and workings of the International Primary Markets for Debt
• Takes newcomers to the Debt Primary Markets from the reasons for financing through to the conclusion of successful transactions
• Looks at structuring the most appropriate financing for a particular borrower and how such an offering should be syndicated and documented