Over time, the list of assets that are considered investable assets has grown. In today’s market environment, many investors are looking beyond traditional investments such as equities and bonds and turning to alternative investments (known as “alternatives”). More and more investors seek these investments for their returns, diversification benefits, and protection against inflation. But what are alternative investments? The category includes non-traditional assets such as commodities, private equity, infrastructure, and cryptocurrencies, as well as investment strategies that differ from long-only positions in stocks and bonds. If you are considering investing in alternatives, the Micro-Certificate in Alternative Investments will equip you with the comprehensive knowledge you need to understand them.
You will learn how to:
Individuals seeking to understand alternative investments so they can discuss them knowledgeably with their clients and determine their suitability. As the courses on the learning path to this Micro-Certificate are all accredited for multi-jurisdictional CE credits, this program will interest any registrant who needs to meet professional development CE requirements.
Upon successfully completing this course, you can accept a digital badge through your student profile. Digital badges are portable image files that allow you to share your credentials across the web. You can post them to your email signature, personal website, social media channels—even to electronic copies of your resume.