Debt Capital Markets (DCM) and Leveraged Finance

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Course Overview
This training program provides a comprehensive understanding of the Debt Capital Markets (DCM)
and Leveraged Finance (LF), focusing on the processes, structures, and strategies involved in debt
issuance and high-yield financing. It covers key topics such as bond pricing, debt structuring,
syndicated loans, high-yield debt markets, and leveraged buyouts (LBOs). Participants will also gain
insight into credit ratings, risk management, and the role of investment banks in facilitating these
transactions. The course is designed for professionals involved in raising and managing debt capital
for corporations, private equity firms, and institutional investors.

Target Group
 Debt Capital Markets (DCM) and Fixed Income Professionals
 Investment Bankers and Corporate Finance Executives
 Private Equity and Venture Capital Professionals
 Structured Finance and Syndicated Loan Professionals
 Credit Analysts and Risk Managers
 Treasury and Finance Managers
 Lawyers and Legal Advisors specializing in Debt Transactions
 Financial Consultants and Advisors
 Students and Graduates in Finance or Investment Banking

Expected Outcomes
By the end of this course, participants will:
1. Understand the core principles of Debt Capital Markets and Leveraged Finance.
2. Be able to structure debt offerings, including bonds, syndicated loans, and high-yield debt.
3. Gain proficiency in pricing and valuing debt instruments and understanding the risks involved.
4. Understand the role of credit ratings, credit agencies, and their impact on debt issuance.
5. Be able to assess and manage the risks associated with leveraged finance transactions,
including LBOs.
6. Develop an understanding of capital structures and how debt impacts company valuations.
7. Learn about the role of investment banks, syndicates, and investors in the debt market.
8. Gain hands-on experience with real-world case studies of debt issuance and leveraged
finance transactions.

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