
This Lecture covers the Basics of Business Analysis
This Lecture covers Waterfall and Agile Scrum Framework
Learn to compare agile scrum and kanban, plan sprints, estimate with story points, manage change, and track progress with burndown charts in cross-functional teams.
Master Jira software setup, project creation, backlog, epics, sprints, and user stories, plus roadmaps, boards, and collaboration for business analysis practice.
Learn how a business analyst documents BRD and FRD within SDLC, comparing waterfall and agile approaches, crafting epics, user stories, backlogs, and using Jira and Confluence.
Explore how a financial analytics project evolves from data mapping and requirements to agile user stories and JIRA backlog. Learn role-function-benefit and given-when-then acceptance criteria, and BPMN and UML diagrams.
Master UML diagrams for business analysis: use case, sequence, and activity diagrams with actors, system boundaries, and include/extend/generalization relationships, plus hands on practice in Visio or Lucidchart.
Explore how business analysts coordinate component integration testing, system integration testing, and user acceptance testing while managing test plans, data, and defect tracking across dev and uat environments.
Explore data warehousing in the financial domain, covering OLTP vs OLAP, ETL processes, data sources, staging, data mapping and modeling, and data quality for reporting and analysis.
This course is designed for aspiring and practicing Business Analysts who want to build domain expertise in the financial services industry. Through a combination of real-world case studies, practical tools, and structured techniques, participants will gain a deep understanding of how Business Analysis is applied in Capital Markets, Compliance, and Risk Management.
Learners will explore the end-to-end trade lifecycle, order management systems, FIX protocol, and key financial instruments, along with regulatory frameworks such as MiFID II, Dodd-Frank, Basel III, and AML/KYC requirements. The course also emphasizes risk management principles, including market, credit, and operational risk, equipping participants to bridge the gap between business needs and technology solutions in highly regulated environments.
By the end of this program, participants will be able to:
Apply Business Analysis techniques in financial and regulatory projects.
Understand capital markets workflows, trade life cycles, and compliance obligations.
Translate complex regulatory and risk management requirements into actionable solutions.
Prepare for Business Analyst roles in investment banking, asset management, and fintech.
perform data analysis and ETL to provide support to IT teams in Data migration
This training is ideal for Business Analysts, Project Managers, Compliance Analysts, IT professionals, and graduates seeking to enter the financial services domain with a strong analytical foundation.