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Bloomberg Market Concepts Course Overview

Bloomberg Market Concepts (BMC), also known as Bloomberg Certification, is a self-paced e-learning course that provides a visual introduction to financial markets and the core functionality of the Bloomberg terminal. It takes 8 hours to complete and progress is saved automatically. After finishing BMC, Bloomberg provides a "Certificate of Completion". 

BMC Modules Required for Certificate:

  1. Economic Indicators (1 hour): The primacy of GDP; monitoring GDP; forecasting GDP.
  2. Currencies (1 hour): Currency market mechanics; currency valuation; central banks and currencies; currency risk.
  3. Fixed Income (3 hours): The roots of the bond market, bond valuation drivers; central bankers and interest rates; the yield curve and why it matters; movements in the yield curve.
  4. Equities (3 hours): Introducing the stock market; the nature of equities; equity research; absolute valuation; relative valuation.

 

Watch a video introduction to Bloomberg Market Concepts; Learn more about the content and format of the course and each of the modules, and frequently asked questions by Students.

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Training Bloomberg Market Concept from Home

Bloomberg is now offering FREE access to BMC. The fee for web access for this program is normally $149 US but is now being waived for academic customers. The program is in place until December 31, 2021.  You do not need to have a Course Code to sign up for the training. 

Students with existing BMC accounts can log in for free to continue working on their certification on the BMC portal: https://portal.bloombergforeducation.com/

Students without current BMC accounts can create these on the BMC portal, using their Pace email address. And select Pace University as your institution : https://portal.bloombergforeducation.com/sign_up

Upon successful completion of the program,  a certificate of achievement will be issued to students, just as is done with the terminal version.