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Certified Capital Market Professional: Dealing in Derivatives for Dealer’s Representative
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Online

1 day
Nov 11, 2025

The Certified Capital Market Professional: Dealing in Derivatives for Dealer’s Representative programme (CCMP – Dealing in Derivatives), previously known as Dual Licensing Fast Track Learning Programme (DLFT), comprises the following three (3) components: (i) e-learning programme, (ii) trading simulation and (iii) assessment.

The CCMP – Dealing in Derivatives is a self-directed e-learning programme offered via the SIDC Learning and Assessment Management System (LAMS) platform comprising six (6) modules. The CCMP – Dealing in Derivatives is designed as a learning tutorial covering the knowledge and skills relevant for qualified Capital Markets Services Representative’s License (CMSRL) holders for dealing in securities, who are seeking to be additionally licensed for dealing in derivatives. The CCMP – Dealing in Derivatives trading simulation which is also offered via the SIDC LAMS platform, will provide candidates with the opportunity to apply and practice what they have learned as it mirrors the actual trading platform.

Upon completion of the e-learning programme and the trading simulation in accordance with the number of modules, recommended learning and simulation hours, participants will be better prepared to undertake the assessment. Candidates must complete the e-learning programme component and the trading simulation before being allowed to access the assessment.

The programme aims to assist the participants towards becoming competent Capital Markets Services Representative’s License (CMSRL) holders for dealing in derivatives by facilitating the acquisition of knowledge, understanding and abilities of the prescribed learning outcomes and learning areas covered in the Programme Outline.

Upon completion of this e-learning programme, participants will be able to:

  1. Describe basic concept and mechanism of derivatives market;
  2. Identify key features, users and risks associated with investing in derivatives market;
  3. Explain the dealing in derivatives offences in relation to Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (CMSA) and Guideline on Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing for Reporting Institutions in the Capital Market;
  4. Describe the key components, features and the risks and benefits involved in trading with futures, options, CFD, forward and options contracts;
  5. Apply appropriate strategies in trading futures, options, forward, swaps and CFD;
  6. Determine appropriate charts, fundamental and technical indicators to interpret price movement and volume as well as the impact of economy, monetary and fiscal policies in derivative trading;
  7. Explain the trading and settlement process in derivatives;
  8. Implement Know Your Client (KYC) procedures in derivatives trading; and
  9. Explain the ways to manage derivatives deals in line with the rules and regulations of derivatives trading.

METHODOLOGY

The Certified Capital Market Professional: Dealing in Derivatives for Dealer’s Representative programme is conducted online via SIDC’s Learning and Assessment Management (LAMS) platform and comprises the following three (3) components:
  1. e-Learning Programme: Total Recommended Learning Hours is 8 hours (480 minutes)
  2. Trading Simulation Programme: Total Recommended Simulation hours is 0.5 hours (30 minutes)
  3. Assessment (Online with Remote proctoring)
  • CC04 Risk Management
  • FOR03 Capital Market Intermediaries
  • FOR02 Capital Market Institutions
  • FOR01 Anti-Money Laundering
  • FOP03 Capital Market Products
  • FUP14 Know Your Client
  • FUP06 Derivatives Dealing
  • FUP17 Settlement of Derivatives Deals
  • FUT07 Technical Analysis
  • FUT05 Fundamental Analysis
  • FUT06 Market Analysis
  • FUT09 Valuation

Entry Requirement

Minimum two (2) years of experience as Capital Markets Services Representative’s Licence (CMSRL) holder for Dealing in Securities.

DURATION MODULES

i. e-Learning Programme: Total Recommended Learning Hours is 8 hours (480 minutes) and comprises the following 6 modules:
Module Title Recommended Learning Hours
Module 1 Overview to Derivatives 1 hour (60 minutes)
Module 2 Futures 1.5 hours (90 minutes)
Module 3 Options 2 hours (120 minutes)
Module 4 Over-the-Counter Derivatives: CFD, Forward and Swaps Contracts 1.5 hours (90 minutes)
Module 5 Tehnical and Fundamental Analysis 0.5 hours (30minutes)
Module 6 Derivatives Regulatory Requirements, Trading and Settlement 1.5 hours (90 minutes)
  ii. Trading Simulation Programme: 0.5 hours (30 minutes)   iii. Assessment (online with remote proctoring): 1 hours (60 minutes)

TARGET AUDIENCE

For qualified Capital Markets Services Representative’s License (CMSRL) holders for dealing in securities, who are seeking to be additionally licensed for dealing in derivatives.

Completion Requirement

Completion of the programme is upon fulfillment of the requirements below:
  1. Completion of the e-learning programme;
  2. Completion of the trading simulation; and
  3. Passing the programme assessment

Modules

1 Module 1

Module 1: Overview to Derivatives

Overview Overview to Derivatives is the first module of the Certified Capital Market Professional: Dealing in Derivatives for Dealer’s programme. Participants will discover the concept of derivatives, uses of derivatives instruments and risk associated in the derivatives market in this module.  This module consists of two (2) topics:
  1. Overview of Derivatives Market
  2. Exchange Traded Derivatives
  3. Over-The-Counter Derivatives
Objective Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: 
  1. Describe basic concept and mechanism of the derivatives market
  2. Identify key features and users of derivatives
  3. Identify risks associated with investing in the derivatives market
  4. Explain dealing in derivatives offences in relation to Capital Markets and Services Act 2007 (CMSA) and Guideline on Prevention of Money Laundering and Terrorism Financing for Reporting Institutions in the Capital Market
  5. Distinguish between exchange traded and over-the-counter derivatives
  6. Explain the effect of corporate actions on the OTC underlying instruments

Module 2: Futures

Overview This module is designed to introduce the participants to futures contracts by outlining their key features, benefits and risks in futures trading and futures trading strategies.  This module will cover the following three (3) topics:
  1. Introduction to Futures
  2. Trading Futures Contract
  3. Futures Trading Strategy
Objective Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: 
  1. Identify key features of a futures contract
  2. Explain the risk and benefits of trading in futures contracts
  3. Discuss futures spread and its application
  4. Outline the steps required in constructing futures trading strategies

Module 3: Options

Overview This module exposes the participants to options contracts starting with the concept of options, options valuations and the pay-off diagrams. The options trading strategies and trading options contracts will also be discussed in this module.  This module consists of the following topics:
  1. Introduction to Options
  2. Options Valuations
  3. Options Trading Strategies
  4. Trading Options Contracts
Objective Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: 
  1. Explain the key features of options contracts
  2. Discuss the method of valuing options contracts
  3. Construct options trading strategies
  4. Explain the trading process of options contracts

Module 4: Over-the-Counter (OTC) Derivatives

Overview In this module, participants will discover the features, uses and risks involved in trading the OTC derivatives instruments such as contracts for difference (CFD), forwards and swaps contracts.  This module consists of the following topics:
  1. Contracts for Difference (CFD)
  2. Trading CFD
  3. Forwards and Swaps
Objective Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: 
  1. Describe the key components and features of CFDs, forward and swap contracts
  2. Explain the rationale of entering into CFDs, forward and swap contracts
  3. Identify the regulatory requirements to be fulfilled by CFD providers
  4. Discuss the risks involved in CFDs, forward and swap trading
  5. Identify the trading strategies for CFDs, forward and swap contracts
  6. Distinguish between forward and swap
  7. Explain the uses of forward and swap contracts

Module 5: Technical and Fundamental Analysis

Overview This module is designed to refresh participants knowledge and understanding of technical and fundamental analysis in derivatives trading such as the use of price trends and patterns as well as the impact of economic, monetary and fiscal policies on the derivative market.  This module consists of the following topics:
  1. Technical Analysis
  2. Fundamental Analysis
Objective Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: 
  1. Distinguish between technical and fundamental analysis
  2. Determine appropriate charts and technical indicators to interpret price movement and volume
  3. Recognise patterns in price movement and volume
  4. Conduct analysis using relevant quantitative and qualitative data
  5. Examine market conditions using suitable techniques to identify impact to the business or industries
  6. Explain the technique of interpreting results of an analysis in relation to price movement and volume forecasting

Module 6: Derivatives Regulatory Environment, Trading and Settlement

Overview This module will provide participants with the knowledge and understanding of trading process in the derivative market including Know Your Client (KYC) procedures for account opening as well as the clearing and settlement of derivatives trading.  This module consists of the following topics:
  1. The Regulatory Requirements and Guidelines for CFD
  2. Trading in Derivatives
  3. Settlement in Derivatives
Objective Upon completion of this module, participants will be able to: 
  1. Explain the processes involved in trading derivatives
  2. Implement Know Your Client (KYC) procedures in derivatives trading
  3. Compare the settlement of derivatives vs securities
  4. Explain the ways to manage derivatives deals in line with the rules and regulations of derivatives trading