Whether you’re a student beginning your studies in finance, a professional considering a career switch, or someone simply curious about how the global financial system operates, this course provides a clear and structured introduction to capital markets.

This Course is designed to help you understand the foundational elements that drive modern financial systems. Capital markets are essential to economic growth, serving as the bridge between investors who supply capital and businesses or governments that need funding. In this course, you’ll explore how these markets work, why they matter, and how they affect both local economies and global financial trends.

The content is presented in straightforward language, with real-world examples and visual explanations to help you grasp key ideas without prior finance experience.

What you’ll learn in this course:

• What capital markets are and their role in the economy

• How capital flows between investors, companies, and governments

• The difference between primary and secondary markets

• The structure and function of stock markets and bond markets

• Key participants, including retail investors, institutions, and regulators

• Basic financial instruments like stocks, bonds, and ETFs

• The relationship between risk and return

• Core types of financial risk, including credit, market, and operational risks

• The importance of financial regulation and oversight

If you want to develop strong financial literacy and gain clarity on how capital markets function, this course offers a practical, no-nonsense foundation to get you started.

Who this course is for:

• This course is ideal for students, aspiring finance professionals, entrepreneurs, and anyone who wants to understand how financial markets operate.
• It’s also great for career switchers, early-stage investors, and business owners looking to grasp the basics of capital flow and market structure.