Debt Capital Markets courses
Our courses in debt capital markets reflect ICMA’s extensive work and expertise in this area, providing the latest information on regulatory and market practice changes. These courses have been created for professionals working directly or indirectly with the issuance of new bonds at different levels of knowledge and experience.
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is the conduct regulator for around 50,000 financial services firms and financial markets in the UK. The FCA have assessed ICMA in accordance with their standards set out in TC App 5.1 and have determined that ICMA can offer qualifications as an FCA-approved qualification provider
The ICMA-Certified Primary Market Professional programme is a recognised development pathway for capital markets professionals involved in debt issuance, particularly in the investment-grade space. It combines the Primary Market Certificate (PMC) and Introduction to Securitisation to provide both technical expertise and a broader understanding of how primary issuance links to wider market practices.
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The essential qualification for anyone wishing to advance their career in primary markets where new debt securities are issued. At its core is the ICMA Primary Market Certificate which draws on ICMA’s internationally recognised recommendations on issuing practices for international bond markets in the ICMA Primary Market Handbook.
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An overview of the key parties in the primary market and their roles in raising or providing financing.
This industry benchmark course covers the entire life-cycle of bond issuance.
This course will provide delegates with an accessible introduction to AI in debt capital markets, focusing on how AI enhances efficiency, accuracy, and innovation while ensuring regulatory compliance and ethical practices.
It aims to give an in-depth understanding of the practices involved in launching a deal in the international debt capital market.
A thorough introduction to securitisation, covering the different structures with a focus on European transactions.
An overview of Islamic finance including the key basic concepts and an introduction to the Sukuk market with insight into how this market has developed over the last 20 years
