Most scholars believe that the principles and fundamentals of the capital markets belong to the Babylonians, since they have known exchanges between them since ancient times. Traders used to exchange their goods. Currency trading means the exchange of foreign currency in particular. It is within the so-called stock exchanges or an extended market In all countries of the world, and is known internationally as an economic term by the word Forexin in which many participants exchange currencies.

Targets and Target Group

The British Academy for Training and Development offers the course of economic and technical analysis of the international currency markets (first level) for those who wish to acquire great skills in working in financial markets, gaining experience in managing banks and banks, and managing financial markets using electronic tables.

Target group of attending the course of economic and technical analysis of international currency markets (first level):

 Managers of institutions and companies.

Businessmen who are willito develop their skills in managing banks.

Students and graduates of business schools in different universities.

Managers of banks and employees of stock exchanges.

Accountants and their assistants in banks and money markets.

Anyone who wants to develop his expertise to work in the field of investment in financial markets.

How will participants benefit from attending the course of economic and technical analysis of international currency markets (first level)?

 At the end of the course, the participants will know:

• Contribute to the development of strategies of undertaking and work on periodic updating with the companies of international exchanges .
• Work on designing and implementing attractive investment incentives for investors in financial markets .
• To provide support to companies and develop the capabilities of the cadres working in these investment companies .
• Acquiring expertise in the field of studies on the countries competing in the field of investment in financial markets .

• Introduction to Investment .
• Business Development in Investment Operations .
• The origins of the word stock exchange .
• The role of the stock market in the eyes of economists .
• Cons of financial markets .
• The concept and importance of stock exchanges .
• The latest electronic applications in stock exchanges .