FP2 level

I will explain the Financial Instruments Sales Law, the Financial Instruments and Exchange Act, the Consumer Contract Act, and the Act on Prevention of Transfer of Criminal Proceeds, which are the acts related to the transaction of financial instruments, in a diagram that is easy to remember.

This section explains the classification of taxes on various financial instruments.

I will explain futures trading, option trading, and swap trading which are derivatives (financial derivatives) in an easy-to-understand manner. The purpose is to understand why such a difficult thing exists, and to remember the image of each outline.

I will explain what an investment trust is, what structure it is, and what kind of classification it is. This is a field that has a lot of technical applications, but it is remembered by images by easy-to-remember illustrations.

I will illustrate the differences and characteristics of RER, PBR, ROE, dividend yield, and dividend payout, which are indicators of equity investment. Let's understand it by the image including how to remember it.

Diagrams and examples are used to explain bond types, risks, and methods for calculating yields. What is a bond? ...

In addition to commonly used bank accounts, I will explain the characteristics of various financial products such as current accounts and foreign currency-denominated financial instruments.

I will explain the outline of the economic trend index, the Bank of Japan Tankan, the price index, money stock, monetary base, etc., which are typical economic indicators.