Description
The "Hedge Fund Mastery" course offers a comprehensive exploration into the intricate world of hedge funds, providing learners with a deep understanding of their history, strategies, performance evaluation, risk management, and real-world case studies. Participants will embark on a journey through the evolution of hedge funds, uncovering key features, advantages, and disadvantages associated with these financial instruments. From classic strategies to emerging market approaches, the course delivers insights into the diverse strategies employed by hedge funds. Learners will also delve into the complexities of performance analysis, leverage, accounting, and risk management, gaining practical knowledge crucial for navigating the hedge fund landscape. We will be learning the followings in this course:
This course includes:
- 15+ hours of on-demand videos
- Unlimited Access, Anytime, on mobile and TV
- Certificate of completion
What you'll learn
- Comprehensive Understanding: Gain a thorough knowledge of Hedge Funds, including their history, key features, and advantages.
- Classic Strategies: Explore various Hedge Fund strategies like Long/Short, Market Neutral, and more, understanding their applications.
- Performance Analysis: Learn how to assess Hedge Fund performance using measures like Sharpe Ratio, CAPM, and benchmark analysis.
- Leverage Concepts: Explore the concept of leverage in Hedge Funds, measuring it, and understanding potential risks and benefits.
- Leverage strategy, Long Only, Short Only, Equity Long Short , Market Neutral, Short Bias, Long Bias and Variable Bias.
- Accounting & Taxation: Delve into Hedge Fund structures, accounting entries, tax considerations, and offshore fund benefits.
- Risk Management: Master risk exposure measurement, Value at Risk (VaR), and other tools crucial for effective risk management.
- Case Studies: Analyze real-life Hedge Fund case studies, including successes and failures, providing valuable insights.
Course Curriculum
- Introduction to Hedge Funds (3:14)
- Definition of Hedge Funds (8:35)
- History of Hedge Funds (10:28)
- History of Hedge Funds Continues (5:59)
- Key Feature (8:14)
- Absolute Returns (5:34)
- Advantages and Disadvantages (8:39)
- Fee Structure (2:27)
- Legislation (12:39)
- Legislation Continues (9:25)
- Current Trends (11:15)
- More on Current Trends (5:47)
- Top Hedge Fund 2015 (8:25)
- Hedge Fund vs Mutual Fund (6:26)
- Content of HF Strategies (2:31)
- Introduction on HF Strategies (7:02)
- Leverage Of HF Strategies (10:14)
- Most Leveraged Hedge Fund - 2015 (8:31)
- Case Study - LTCM (6:17)
- Case Study - LTCM Continue (7:46)
- Long Only (9:23)
- Short Only (8:38)
- Equity Long - Short (10:18)
- Market Neutral (5:23)
- Chart Title (6:58)
- Short Bias (8:44)
- Long Bias (5:40)
- Variable Bias (3:16)
- Example Part 1 (8:08)
- Example Part 2 (9:54)
- Example Part 3 (8:11)
- Introduction to Other Strategies (5:10)
- Emerging Markets (9:24)
- Features of Emerging Markets (12:07)
- Regional Performance (8:49)
- Multi Strategy (12:15)
- Multi Strategy - Risk (12:09)
- Managed Future Trading CTA (7:38)
- Advantages and Disadvantages of CTA (5:10)
- Credit Strategy (10:44)
- Event Driven Strategy (9:51)
- Merger and Risk Involved (9:37)
- Event Driven Strategy Examples (5:30)
- Bloomberg Opposite Scenario (6:12)
- Global Macro Strategy (6:51)
- Global Macro Strategy Continues (5:55)
- Funds of Hedge Funds (5:25)
- Introduction to Performance Analysis (10:33)
- High Water Mark Calculation (7:15)
- Traditional Performance Measures (11:24)
- CAPM (11:00)
- Sharpe Ratio (5:08)
- Sortino Ratio (8:04)
- Treynor Ratio and Information Ratio (10:28)
- Benchmark Analysis (6:40)
- Quartile Chart (2:21)
- Calmer Ratio (3:50)
- Time Series Analysis (1:06)
- Schneeweis and Spurgin (9:05)
- Style Analysis (8:29)
- Fund and Hsieh (8:25)
- Software Available (3:19)
- Introduction to Accounting and Taxation (5:53)
- Structure of Hedge Funds (3:17)
- Carried Interest (7:43)
- Carried Interest Continue (7:32)
- Bermuda (4:34)
- Offshore Structure (7:01)
- Benefits Offshore Funds (6:51)
- Master Feeder Structure (11:46)
- US Reporting Requirements (6:13)
- De Minimis Rule (6:01)
- Accounting (8:39)
- Accounting Entries (7:03)
- Accounting Entries Continues (9:10)
- Example of Interest Rate (9:03)
- Understand Cash Flow Hedging (8:00)
- NAV Calculation (9:02)
- More on NAV Calculation (3:38)
- Introduction to Risk Management (11:00)
- Risk Exposure (10:03)
- Risk Exposure Continues (11:15)
- Measure of Risk (7:36)
- Standard Deviation (7:09)
- Value at Risk (10:44)
- VaR Historical Simulation (11:04)
- Calculating Value at Risk (10:51)
- Var Covar Matrix (8:40)
- Var Covar Matrix Continue (7:31)
- Downside Capture (5:03)
- Drawdown (3:28)
- Stress Testing (7:23)
- Sensitivity Analysis (8:08)
- Risk Management Software (10:24)
- Case Study - LTCM Hedge Fund Risk management (8:00)
- Risk Management Lesson - LTCM Continue (5:47)
- Risk Management Lesson - LTCM (6:59)
- Introduction to Case Studies (3:49)
- Understand Bridge Water Hedge Fund (10:39)
- Tiger Management (5:59)
- Amaranth Advisors (8:17)
- Amaranth Advisors Continues (8:01)
- LTCM (10:11)
- LTCM-s Portfolio (10:40)
- LTCM-s Portfolio Continue (3:43)
- Soros Fund (7:11)
- Low Interest Rate and High Infation (9:31)
- Summery (7:58)
Requirements
- While there are no specific prerequisites for this Hedge Fund course, a basic understanding of financial concepts, investment terminology, and familiarity with financial markets would be beneficial. Participants with a background in finance, economics, or related fields may find it easier to grasp advanced concepts presented in the course. Additionally, a curiosity about investment strategies, risk management, and financial instruments will enhance the learning experience. Overall, a keen interest in the finance industry and a willingness to engage with complex financial topics are advantageous for participants in this course.
Who this course is for:
- Finance Professionals: Ideal for professionals in the finance industry seeking a deep understanding of hedge funds, their strategies, and risk management practices.
- Investment Enthusiasts: Well-suited for individuals passionate about investments, providing insights into hedge fund operations, performance analysis, and market trends.
- Students: Valuable for students pursuing finance or related fields, offering a comprehensive educational experience on hedge funds and their intricacies.
- Aspiring Hedge Fund Managers: Essential for those aspiring to enter the hedge fund industry, offering practical knowledge on strategies, accounting, taxation, and risk management.
- Financial Analysts: Beneficial for analysts looking to enhance their analytical skills and gain expertise in evaluating hedge fund performance and associated risks.
- Investment Advisors: Valuable for professionals providing investment advice, aiding in understanding alternative investment strategies and their implications.