Workshop on Financial Instruments and Trading Mechanisms

About the Program

The Workshop on Financial Instruments and Trading Mechanisms is a comprehensive learning initiative aimed at equipping participants with essential knowledge of modern financial markets. Designed for students, budding investors, and finance enthusiasts, the workshop delves into the structure, types, and functioning of various financial instruments—including equities, derivatives, bonds, and mutual funds. Through expert-led sessions, real-time simulations, and interactive discussions, participants will gain practical insights into trading mechanisms, stock exchanges, regulatory frameworks, and risk management strategies. This hands-on approach bridges the gap between theoretical understanding and market application, empowering attendees to make informed investment decisions and better understand market dynamics. Whether you're planning a career in finance or simply looking to expand your financial literacy, this workshop offers valuable tools and perspectives to navigate today's complex financial environment.

Objectives of the Program

To provide fundamental and practical knowledge on trading mechanisms in NCDEX, with a focus on futures and options contracts, enabling students to understand their role in commodity markets and risk management.
To familiarize students with the structure, types, and implications of corporate actions on stock prices and investor decisions, including dividends, stock splits, rights issues, and buybacks.
To enhance analytical skills by interpreting market trends and corporate announcements, and their impact on derivatives pricing and trading strategies in both commodity and equity markets.
To equip students with hands-on experience through mock trading simulations and case studies, helping bridge the gap between academic learning and real-world trading/investment decisions.

Expected Outcomes of the Program

Students will gain practical understanding of derivative instruments—specifically futures and options—used in commodity trading on NCDEX, including their pricing, trading strategies, and risk mitigation techniques.
Participants will be able to critically evaluate corporate actions announced by listed companies on BSE and assess their impact on share valuation, investor behaviour, and trading strategies.
Students will demonstrate improved decision-making skills through exposure to real-time trading simulations and case-based learning, preparing them for careers in equity research, portfolio management, and financial services.

Target Audience: MBA Students