Training

Amba offers capital markets training programs to global investment banks and asset managers. Designed by four former heads of research from leading global investment banks, the programs – covering essential parts of the entire research process – are highly relevant and focused on adding value to the daily life of capital markets practitioners. The primary focus areas include

  • Assessing industry attractiveness
  • Financial modeling 
  • Equity valuation techniques 
  • Writing effective investment notes

Assessing industry attractiveness: Focuses on evaluating industry attractiveness using the Porter’s Five Forces model and by identifying a company’s sweet spot within the industry.

Financial modeling: Targets to improve participants’ skills in building a complete earnings model, including detailed revenue and cost drivers, sensitivity analysis, and defensible earnings estimate.

Equity valuation techniques: Covers absolute valuation and relative valuation techniques. Participants will be taken though real-life case studies for hands-on experience in using multiple valuation techniques to set target prices.

Investment note writing: Covers writing techniques required for an effective investment thesis. Principles of logic and structure, useful in the development of a strong thesis and in the formulation of a hypothesis-driven argument, will be discussed.

Amba training advantages are

  • A focused design relevant to investment bankers
  • Real-life case studies with hands-on model building, valuation, and report writing exercises
  • Reinforcement of a best-in-class investment banking culture through attention to detail, critical thinking, and meeting deadlines

Amba’s 10-day Equity Analyst Training Program receives 40 CE credit hours as part of the CFA Approved Provider Program.