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UpperMark's popular courses are known to enhance individual study efforts significantly. Clear instruction by CAIA content experts and award-winning educators boost comprehension, speed up the learning process, and provide valuable exam-taking tips that give candidates a competitive advantage.

The Course set on All Topics (1-9) is included in our Platinum and Diamond Suite study packages.

   CAIA Level II Courses Length
All Topics: 1-9 65.5 hours $399
Topic 1:  Emerging Topics moremore less 10 hours $99
  Reading 1.1 -  Channels for Exposure to Bitcoin
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of institutional-level trading and custody of digital assets.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of use of passive funds to gain exposure to digital assets.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of actively managed investment vehicles offering exposure to digital assets.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the costs associated with adding exposure to digital assets.
  Reading 1.2 -  Decentralized Finance: On Blockchain- and Smart Contract-Based Financial Markets
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of decentralized finance (DeFi).
  • Demonstrate knowledge of asset tokenization.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of decentralized exchange protocols.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of decentralized lending platforms.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of decentralized derivatives.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the opportunities and risks of the DeFi ecosystem.
  Reading 1.3 -  Web 3.0 Tokenization
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of tokenization and disintermediation of finance.
  Reading 1.4 -  Assessing Long-Term Investor Performance: Principles, Policies and Metrics
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of long-term investors' operating models.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the measurements and metrics used to assess the effectiveness of the long-term investors' process.
  Reading 1.5 -  Demystifying Illiquid Assets: Expected Returns for Private Equity
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the factor tilts in private equity portfolios
  • Demonstrate knowledge of private equity performance relative to public equity benchmarks
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the building blocks of US private equity returns
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the decomposition of excess returns of private equity over public equity
  Reading 1.6 -  Value Creation in Private Equity
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the relationship between Private Equity driven operational changes and investors returns.
  Reading 1.7 -  Managing Liquidity for Capital Calls
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of liquidity management challenges facing limited partners.
  Reading 1.8 -  Introduction to Portfolio Rebalancing Strategies
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of dynamic trading strategies.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the payoff curves related to dynamic trading strategies.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of dynamic strategies with illiquid assets.
Topic 2:  Universal Investment Considerations moremore less 6 hours $69
  Reading 2.1 -  Professionalism and Fiduciary Responsibilities
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the purpose, role, and participants of the investment industry.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the purpose of the investment industry and value creation within the industry.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of professionalism and fiduciary responsibility.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of a client-first approach.
  Reading 2.2 -  Global Regulation
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of financial market regulation
  • Demonstrate knowledge of alternative investment regulation in the United States
  • Demonstrate knowledge of alternative investment regulation in Europe
  • Demonstrate knowledge of alternative investment regulation in Asia
  Reading 2.3 -  Geopolitics
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the various geopolitical paradigms embedded in an investment framework.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of role of geopolitics in investing while applying a constraint-based framework.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the impact of geopolitics on private market valuations and return expectations.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of applying the 3x3 framework within an investment context.
  Reading 2.4 -  ESG and Alternative Investments
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of ESG in alternative investments
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how ESG impacts natural resources as a real asset
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how ESG impacts commodities as a real asset
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how ESG impacts real estate as a real asset
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how ESG impacts hedge funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how ESG impacts private equity
  Reading 2.5 -  ESG Analysis and Application
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the background of ESG
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how ESG is rated and scored within an entity’s operating procedures
  • Demonstrate knowledge of ESG materiality and disclosure
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the role the United Nations (UN) has in ESG issues
  • Demonstrate knowledge of fiduciary responsibilities and regulation within ESG
  • Demonstrate knowledge of methods of ESG investing
  • Demonstrate knowledge of market-based methods to address ESG issues
  • Demonstrate knowledge of special investment considerations as they apply to ESG
Topic 3:  Models moremore less 7 hours $79
  Reading 3.1 -  Modeling Overview and Interest Rate Models
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of underlying models of investment strategy
  • Demonstrate knowledge of equilibrium models of the term structure.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of arbitrage-free models of the term structure
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the Black-Derman-Toy (BDT) model
  • Demonstrate knowledge of P-Measures and Q-Measures
  Reading 3.2 -  Credit Risk Models
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the economics of credit risk.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of credit risk modeling.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the Merton model.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the Kealhover, McQuown, and Vasicek (KMV) credit risk model.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of reduced-form models.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of empirical credit models.
  Reading 3.3 -  Multi-Factor Equity Pricing Models
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of multifactor asset pricing models
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the original Fama-French Model
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the three challenges of empirical multifactor models
  • Demonstrate knowledge of factor investing
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the adaptive markets hypothesis (AMH)
  • Demonstrate knowledge of time-varying volatility
  • Demonstrate knowledge of stochastic discount factors
  Reading 3.4 -  Asset Allocation Processes and the Mean-Variance Model
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of asset allocation processes and the mean-variance model
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how the mean-variance optimization is implemented
  • Demonstrate knowledge of mean-variance optimization with multiple risky assets
  • Demonstrate knowledge of mean-variance optimization with hurdle rates
  • Demonstrate knowledge of issues using optimization for portfolio selection
  • Demonstrate knowledge of adjustments of the mean-variance approach for illiquidity
  • Demonstrate knowledge of adjustments of the mean-variance approach for factor exposure
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how to mitigate estimation error risk in mean-variance optimization
  Reading 3.5 -  Other Asset Allocation Approaches
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the core-satellite approach
  • Demonstrate knowledge of top-down and bottom-up asset allocation approaches
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk budgeting
  • Demonstrate knowledge of factor-based implementations of a risk budgeting approach
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk parity
  • Demonstrate knowledge of other quantitative portfolio allocation strategies
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the new investment model
Topic 4:  Institutional Asset Owners and Investment Policies moremore less 5.5 hours $69
  Reading 4.1 -  Types of Asset Owners and the Investment Policy Statement
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of endowments and foundations
  • Demonstrate knowledge of pension funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of sovereign wealth funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of family offices
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk and return within strategic asset allocations
  • Demonstrate knowledge of asset allocation objectives
  • Demonstrate knowledge of constraints within investment policy
  • Demonstrate knowledge of investment policy statements (IPS) within institutional asset ownership
  Reading 4.2 -  Foundations and the Endowment Model
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of foundations and endowments
  • Demonstrate knowledge of spending challenges arising from inflation within intergenerational equity
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the endowment model
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the outperformance of endowments
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the risks of the endowment model
  • Demonstrate knowledge of tactical asset allocation and liquidity rebalancing
  • Demonstrate knowledge of tail risk
  Reading 4.3 -  Pension Fund Portfolio Management
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the development, motivations, and types of pension plans
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk tolerance and asset allocation in pension plans
  • Demonstrate knowledge of defined benefit plans
  • Demonstrate knowledge of governmental social security plans
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the differences between defined benefit and contribution plans
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the role of annuities for retirement income
  Reading 4.4 -  Sovereign Wealth Funds
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the sources of sovereign wealth.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of four types of SWFs.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the establishment and management of SWFs.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the governance and political risks of SWFs.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the economics of the management of three SWFs.
  Reading 4.5 -  Family Offices and the Family Office Model
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how to identify family offices
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the goals, benefits, and business models of family offices.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of generational family office goals
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the macroeconomic exposures of family offices.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the constraint of income taxes for family offices.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the lifestyle assets of family offices.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of family office governance
  • Demonstrate knowledge of charity, philanthropy, and impact investing.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the ten competitive advantages of family offices.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how to identify private wealth management firms
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the considerations private wealth managers must make when investing client portfolios.
Topic 5:  Risk and Risk Management moremore less 8.5 hours $79
  Reading 5.1 -  Cases in Tail Risk
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risks driven by market losses
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the impact of trading technologies in financial crises.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of cases of failures that occurred due to fraud
  • Demonstrate knowledge of four major lessons from analysis of fund failures.
  Reading 5.2 -  Benchmarking and Performance Attribution
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of evidence of alpha across the investment universe
  • Demonstrate knowledge of analyzing evidence of manufactured alpha
  • Demonstrate knowledge of basics in benchmarking and performance attribution
  • Demonstrate knowledge of single factor benchmarking and performance attribution
  • Demonstrate knowledge of multifactor benchmarking
  • Demonstrate knowledge of distinctions in alternative asset benchmarking
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how to benchmark commodities
  • Demonstrate knowledge of approaches to benchmarking managed futures funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how to benchmark private equity funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of group peer returns as benchmarks
  • Demonstrate knowledge of benchmarking real estate
  Reading 5.3 -  Liquidity and Funding Risks
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of margin accounts and collateral management
  • Demonstrate knowledge of value at risk for managed futures
  • Demonstrate knowledge of other methods of estimating liquidity needs
  • Demonstrate knowledge of smoothed returns in illiquid funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of model price and return smoothing
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how to unsmooth a hypothetical return series
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how to unsmooth real estate return data
  Reading 5.4 -  Hedging, Rebalancing, and Monitoring
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of managing alpha and systematic risk
  • Demonstrate knowledge of managing the risk of a portfolio with options
  • Demonstrate knowledge of delta hedging of option positions
  • Demonstrate knowledge of key observations on delta-hedging
  • Demonstrate knowledge of key observations on rebalancing delta-neutral option portfolios
  • Demonstrate knowledge of rebalancing portfolios with directional exposures
  • Demonstrate knowledge of mean reversion and diversification return
  • Demonstrate knowledge of investment monitoring
  Reading 5.5 -  Risk Measurement, Risk Management, and Risk Systems
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk measurement and aggregation
  • Demonstrate knowledge of information categories to consider
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk measurement with daily data collection
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk measurement with weekly data collection
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk measurement with monthly data collection
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk measurement with quarterly data collection
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk measurement with annual data collection or rolling time periods
  • Demonstrate knowledge of cybersecurity issues for fund managers
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk management structures and their processes
Topic 6:  Methods for Alternative Investments moremore less 7 hours $79
  Reading 6.1 -  Valuation and Hedging Using Binomial Trees
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of one-period binomial trees and risk-neutral modelling
  • Demonstrate knowledge of multi-period binomial trees, values, and mean rates
  • Demonstrate knowledge of valuation of convertible securities with a binomial tree model
  • Demonstrate knowledge of valuing callable bonds with a tree model
  • Demonstrate knowledge of tree models, visualization, and two benefits to spreadsheets
  Reading 6.2 -  Directional Strategies and Methods
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of efficiently inefficient markets
  • Demonstrate knowledge of technical directional strategies
  • Demonstrate knowledge of fundamental directional strategies
  • Demonstrate knowledge of directional strategies and behavioral finance
  • Demonstrate knowledge of factors in directional trading
  Reading 6.3 -  Multivariate Empirical Methods and Performance Persistence
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of statistical factors in principal component analysis
  • Demonstrate knowledge of multifactor models and regression
  • Demonstrate knowledge of partial autocorrelations and regression
  • Demonstrate knowledge of dynamic risk exposure models
  • Demonstrate knowledge of approaches to modeling changing correlation
  • Demonstrate knowledge of multifactor approaches to understanding returns
  • Demonstrate knowledge of evidence on fund performance persistence
  Reading 6.4 -  Relative Value Models
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of relative value methods
  • Demonstrate knowledge of steps within pairs trading
  • Demonstrate knowledge of statistical pairs trading of equities
  • Demonstrate knowledge of pairs trading in commodity markets based on spreads
  • Demonstrate knowledge of pairs trading in rates from fixed income and currency markets
  • Demonstrate knowledge of relative value market-neutral strategies and portfolio risks
  Reading 6.5 -  Valuation Methods for Private Assets: The Case of Real Estate
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of depreciation tax shields
  • Demonstrate knowledge of deferral of taxation of gains
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how to compare after-tax returns for various taxation scenarios
  • Demonstrate knowledge of repeat-sales in transaction-based indices
  • Demonstrate knowledge of hedonic transaction-based indices
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the role of sample bias in repeat-sales and hedonic price methods
  • Demonstrate knowledge of appraisal-based indices
  • Demonstrate knowledge of noisy pricing
Topic 7:  Accessing Alternative Investments moremore less 8 hours $79
  Reading 7.1 -  Hedge Fund Replication
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of distributed ledgers and blockchain technology.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how smart contracts are used to build decentralized finance applications.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the history and design of Bitcoin.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the history and design of Ethereum.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of payments & token currencies.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of decentralized finance and Web3.0.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of institutional investment in digital assets.
  Reading 7.2 -  Diversified Access to Hedge Funds
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of evidence regarding hedge fund risk and returns
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the approaches used by investors to gain hedge fund exposure.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the characteristics of funds of hedge funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of approaches to fund of hedge funds portfolio construction.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how funds of hedge funds add value for investors.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of hedge fund indices.
  • Demonstrate knowledge of alternative mutual funds.
  Reading 7.3 -  Access to Real Estate and Commodities
 
  • Unlisted Real Estate Funds
  • Private Equity Real Estate Performance Drivers
  • Listed Real Estate Funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of commodities
  • Demonstrate knowledge of commodity trade financing and production financing
  • Demonstrate knowledge of leveraged and option-based structured commodity exposures
  • Demonstrate knowledge of key concepts in managing commodity exposure
  Reading 7.4 -  Access Through Private Structures
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of issues in private and listed investment access
  • Demonstrate knowledge of unlisted manager-investor relationships
  • Side Letters to Limited Partnership Agreements
  • Cash Commitments and Illiquidity
  • The Secondary Market for PE Partnerships
  Reading 7.5 -  The Risk and Performance of Private and Listed Assets
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of evidence regarding illiquidity premiums from listed assets
  • Demonstrate knowledge of private and listed real performance in real estate
  • Demonstrate knowledge of challenges in the PME method to evaluate private asset performance
  • Demonstrate knowledge of multiple evaluation tools
  • Demonstrate knowledge of IRR aggregation problems for portfolios
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the proposed cases against private equity
  • Demonstrate knowledge of propositions regarding access through private versus listed structures
Topic 8:  Due Diligence and Selecting Managers moremore less 6.5 hours $79
  Reading 8.1 -  Active Management and New Investments
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of tactical asset allocation
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the fundamental law of active management (FLOAM)
  • Demonstrate knowledge of costs related to actively reallocating across alternative investments
  • Demonstrate knowledge of successful tactical asset allocation process
  • Demonstrate knowledge of adjusting exposures to illiquid partnerships
  Reading 8.2 -  Selection of a Fund Manager
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the importance of fund selection across managers through time
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the relationship between PE GPs and LPs
  • Demonstrate knowledge of fund return persistence
  • Demonstrate knowledge of moral hazard, adverse selection, and the holdup problem in fund management
  • Screening with Fundamental Questions
  • Demonstrate knowledge of historical performance review
  • Demonstrate knowledge of manager selection and deal sourcing
  • Demonstrate knowledge of fund culture
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how decision-making and commitment in manager selection
  Reading 8.3 -  Investment Process Due Diligence
 
  • Overview of Investment Due Diligence
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the investment strategy or investment mandate
  • Demonstrate knowledge of investment implementation processes and accompanying risks
  • Demonstrate knowledge of asset custody and valuation
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risk alert advantages and observations
  • Demonstrate knowledge of portfolio risk review
  • Demonstrate knowledge of warning indicators and awareness signals in investments
  • Demonstrate knowledge of warning indicators and awareness signals in risk management
  Reading 8.4 -  Operational Due Diligence
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of risks and remedies in operations
  • Demonstrate knowledge of key operational activities
  • Demonstrate knowledge of cash fund management and movement
  • Demonstrate knowledge of how to analyze external parties and check principals
  • Demonstrate knowledge of analysis of fund compliance
  • Demonstrate knowledge of processes and role of on-site manager visits
  • Demonstrate knowledge of elements and key concerns of the ODD process
  • Information Technology and Meta Risks
  • Emerging Managers
  • Funding, Applying, and Concluding ODD
  Reading 8.5 -  Due Diligence of Terms and Business Activities
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the document collection process in due diligence
  • Demonstrate knowledge of fund governance
  • Demonstrate knowledge of structural review of funds and fund managers
  • Demonstrate knowledge of terms for liquid private funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of terms for illiquid private funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of general terms for private funds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of private-placement memorandums (PPM)
  • Demonstrate knowledge of fund fees and expenses
  • Demonstrate knowledge of private fund audited financial statement reviews
  • Demonstrate knowledge of business activities, continuity planning, disaster recovery, and insurance
Topic 9:  Volatility and Complex Strategies moremore less 7 hours $79
  Reading 9.1 -  Volatility as a Factor Exposure
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of measures of volatility
  • Demonstrate knowledge of volatility and the vegas, gammas, and thetas of options
  • Demonstrate knowledge of exposures to volatility as a factor
  • Demonstrate knowledge of modeling volatility processes
  • Demonstrate knowledge of implied volatility structures
  Reading 9.2 -  Volatility, Correlation, and Dispersion Products and Strategies
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of common option strategies and their volatility exposures
  • Demonstrate knowledge of volatility and delta-neutral portfolios with options
  • Demonstrate knowledge of advanced option-based volatility strategies
  • Demonstrate knowledge on variance-based and volatility-based derivative products
  • Demonstrate knowledge of correlation swaps
  • Demonstrate knowledge of dispersion trades
  • Demonstrate knowledge of commonalities of volatility, correlation, and dispersion trading
  • Demonstrate knowledge of volatility hedge funds and their strategies
  Reading 9.3 -  Complexity and Structured Products
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of uncertainty, ambiguity, and opacity
  • Demonstrate knowledge of asset and strategy complexities
  • Demonstrate knowledge of cases involving complexity and perverse incentives
  • Demonstrate knowledge of asset-based lending
  • Demonstrate knowledge of the risks involved in asset-based loans
  • Demonstrate knowledge of asset-backed securities
  Reading 9.4 -  Insurance-Linked Products and Hybrid Securities
 
  • Demonstrate knowledge of catastrophe bonds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of four trigger types of catastrophe bonds
  • Demonstrate knowledge of catastrophe bond valuation, performance, and drawbacks
  • Demonstrate knowledge of longevity and mortality risk-related products
  • Demonstrate knowledge of life insurance settlements
  • Demonstrate knowledge of viatical settlements
  • Demonstrate knowledge of mezzanine debt
  Reading 9.5 -  Complexity and the Case of Cross-Border Real Estate Investing
 
  • Traditional View of Currency-Hedging for Cross-Border Real Estate Investing
  • Demonstrate knowledge of fundamentals of currency risk and hedging in perfect markets
  • Demonstrate knowledge of currency risk and hedging within alternative investments
  • Demonstrate knowledge of access to foreign assets with futures and quanto futures
  • Overview of International Real Estate Investing
  • Demonstrate knowledge of heterogenous investment taxation across jurisdiction
  • Demonstrate knowledge of challenges in international real estate investing

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