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AMIB Asesor de Fondos study plan

AMIB Asesor de Fondos · Give each week a clear focus.

8 weeks · About 7 hours per week

Week 1

Marco regulatorio y normativo del mercado de valores y fondos de inversión

  • Map the regulatory architecture: identify the authorities, their facultades, and the hierarchy of norms that govern fondos de inversión and their advisors

  • Distinguish the legal forms of fondos and sociedades gestoras, and state the registration/authorization requirements for each

  • List the core disclosure and reporting obligations (prospecto, reglamento, informes periódicos) and match each to its addressee and frequency

  • Define key regulatory vocabulary (fondo, gestora, depositario, partícipe, patrimonio) without consulting notes

Your checkpoint

A one-page regulatory map plus a 25-term glossary written from memory and corrected against source material

Week 2

Tipos de fondos de inversión y vehículos de inversión colectiva

  • Classify fondos by investment policy, liquidity regime, and investor type, and give an example use case for each class

  • Differentiate open-end vs closed-end structures and explain the effect of each on liquidity and pricing

  • Compare ETFs, fondos indexados, and fondos de inversión libre on cost, transparency, and redemption mechanics

  • Explain the role and duties of depositario vs gestora in protecting investor assets

Your checkpoint

A comparison table of at least six fund types across five attributes, with a written justification of each classification

Week 3

Instrumentos financieros y mercados de valores

  • Describe the mechanics of renta fija and renta variable instruments, including pricing drivers and settlement basics

  • Distinguish money market instruments and explain how their risk profile differs from longer-duration debt

  • Explain how derivatives are used for hedging vs speculation within a fund and identify the associated risks

  • Interpret a securities market's trading cycle and the difference between primary and secondary market activity

Your checkpoint

A 15-question self-test on instruments and markets, scored and with every wrong answer rewritten as a correct statement

Week 4

Análisis de riesgo y rendimiento de portafolios

  • Compute and interpret the main return measures (simple, time-weighted, money-weighted) on a worked example

  • Calculate volatility, Sharpe ratio, and maximum drawdown from a small return series

  • Distinguish systematic from idiosyncratic risk and explain how diversification reduces the latter

  • Explain the risk-return tradeoff and the effect of correlation on portfolio risk

Your checkpoint

A worked spreadsheet computing return, volatility, Sharpe, and drawdown for a sample portfolio, with a two-paragraph interpretation

Week 5

Gestión de portafolios y estrategias de inversión

  • Compare strategic vs tactical allocation and articulate when each is appropriate

  • Explain rebalancing triggers and the tradeoffs between calendar and threshold rebalancing

  • Describe active vs passive management and the conditions under which each adds value

  • Match at least three investment strategies to the investor profiles they suit

Your checkpoint

A written case recommending an allocation and rebalancing policy for a hypothetical investor, defended in under 400 words

Week 6

Ética profesional y conducta de mercado

  • State the core ethical duties of an asesor (lealtad, diligencia, transparencia) and give a concrete example of each

  • Identify conflicts of interest common in fund distribution and explain disclosure and management obligations

  • Analyze a short scenario for market conduct issues (front-running, churning, misuse of information) and justify the correct action

  • Distinguish what constitutes confidential information vs material non-public information

Your checkpoint

A written response to three ethics scenarios, each with a decision and a rule-based rationale

Week 7

Prevención de lavado de dinero y cumplimiento normativo

  • Apply the KYC process: identify the elements of a customer due-diligence file and when enhanced due diligence is required

  • List red flags of possible money laundering in fund subscriptions and redemptions

  • Explain the reporting chain for suspicious activity and the advisor's role within it

  • State recordkeeping and ongoing-monitoring obligations in general terms

Your checkpoint

A completed mock KYC file for a hypothetical client plus a red-flag checklist of at least ten items

Week 8

Atención al cliente, asesoría y perfil de inversionista & Marco regulatorio y normativo del mercado de valores y fondos de inversión & Análisis de riesgo y rendimiento de portafolios

  • Construct an investor profile from risk tolerance, horizon, capacity for loss, and objectives

  • Translate a profile into a suitability recommendation and document the reasoning

  • Revisit the regulatory map and risk formulas from weeks 1 and 4 and correct any gaps

  • Complete a timed mixed-domain practice set and review every error

Your checkpoint

A full mock exam scored at or above target plus a written suitability report for one hypothetical client

Milestones

Week 2: Can explain the regulatory framework and the main fund types to a non-expert in five minutes without notes

Week 4: Can compute return, volatility, Sharpe, and drawdown on a fresh example with no reference material

Week 6: Scores at least 70% on a self-made ethics and compliance quiz and can justify each answer

Week 8: Passes the full mock exam at the target score and completes the suitability report