The origin of the use of a stock exchange to call for a place or any transactions related to securities is that a Belgian merchant named van de Bourse, a man who owned a hotel in the Belgian city of Bruges, was the trade-union of that city during the 16th century. General, it is the place where instruments and securities are handled under the supervision of public authorities.

The objectives and target audience The British Academy for Training and Development offers a course for advanced methods in designing statistical and technical reports for stock exchanges, for those who wish to acquire great skills in working in financial markets, gain experience in managing banks and banks, and manage financial markets using electronic tables.

The target audience of attending a course of advanced methods in the design of statistical and technical reports of stock exchanges:

Managers of institutions and companies.

 Businessmen wishing to 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 wishing to develop their expertise to work in the field of investment.

 How will participants benefit from attending a course of advanced methods in designing statistical and technical reports for stock exchanges?

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

• Contribute to the development of outsourcing strategies and to periodically update them with international investment companies.
• Work on designing and implementing investment incentives that attract investors in accordance with the laws.
• Work to provide support to companies and develop the capacity of staff working in these companies.
• Communicate and coordinate with the concerned departments within government agencies and agencies in order to develop programs, mechanisms and initiatives for the development of foreign investments.
• Gain experience in managing stock exchanges, managing capital markets and investing in companies. Course content:
• Introduction to investment.
• Business development in investment operations.
• The assets of the word stock.
• The role of the stock market in the eyes of economists.
• Cons of financial markets.
• Statistical reports on investment.
• Modern strategies in managing capital market.