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To battle the global financial crisis of 2008, central banks across the globe cut interest rates to near zero. More than a decade later, amid the Covid-19 pandemic, interest rates are once again under pressure, but, for many countries, there is little room left to cut rates further. Several central banks have had to resort to unconventional policy measures, including a negative rate policy. This course provides a historical overview of quantitative easing, then examines its impact on financial markets and its lead-in to current policy and negative interest rates.

Who should enrol?

  • Investment advisors who are subject to CE requirements for professional development
  • Financial planners who are subject to CE requirements for professional development
  • Wealth managers who are subject to CE requirements for professional development
  • Individuals who wish to stay current on new developments