Investment Institutions

Institutions that are permitted to operate in the capital markets and function as an intermediary in stock trading are known as investment institutions, a name that was previously used for intermediate institutions. Investment institutions offer both brokerage and investment counseling services. According to the partnership structure, it is divided into two categories: those with bank roots and those without bank ownership. Additionally, passing the three levels of the Capital Markets Authority Licensing Exams and the Derivative Instruments Exam requires passing one of the required topics.

This course has been created to eliminate the need for further research for people who desire in-depth knowledge of financial institutions and those who hope to pass the Capital Markets Authority's license tests. Three important areas will be looked at while examining investment institutions. The rules governing the formation and management of investment firms, the activities that makeup investment services, and the specifics of maintaining investment services' accounting records are among them. Each topic's specifics will be taught in the format used for test preparation.