Portfolio Analysis Expert
Fifteen years analyzing European markets taught me that the best learning happens when you're working with real numbers. My students dive straight into actual company reports from day one.
Risk Assessment Specialist
I've seen too many graduates struggle because they never learned to spot the warning signs in financial statements. That's why our program focuses heavily on practical risk evaluation techniques.
Market Research Director
After managing research teams across three continents, I know what skills matter most. Our curriculum mirrors the daily work you'll actually do in investment research roles.
You'll analyze actual listed companies from the Irish Stock Exchange and beyond. No hypothetical case studies—just real businesses with real financial challenges and opportunities that you'll learn to evaluate properly.
We use the same financial databases and analysis software that professional research teams depend on. You'll graduate knowing exactly how to navigate Bloomberg terminals and institutional research platforms.
Each participant works closely with experienced analysts who review your work and provide detailed feedback. It's like having a senior colleague guide your development throughout the entire program.
By program end, you'll have built and defended a complete investment portfolio. This becomes a tangible demonstration of your analytical abilities that speaks volumes during job interviews.
Master financial statement analysis and learn to use professional research databases. You'll start with smaller companies to build confidence before tackling complex multinational corporations.
Focus on specific industries, understanding the unique metrics and risks that matter in technology, healthcare, energy, and financial services sectors. Each month covers different industry dynamics.
Tackle complex valuation models, merger analysis, and market timing considerations. This is where you develop the sophisticated analytical skills that set senior researchers apart.
Present your investment recommendations to a panel of industry professionals. This final challenge mirrors the kind of presentations you'll give to portfolio managers and investment committees.
Most finance programs teach theory. We throw you into the deep end with real market data from day one. You'll make mistakes—that's the point. Better to learn from errors in a supportive environment than in your first job.
Our approach mirrors how investment banks and asset management firms actually train new hires. You'll work through the same challenges, use the same tools, and develop the same instincts that successful analysts rely on.