The Fast Finance Series is a playlist of quick fire financial lessons pertaining to the Securities Industry. Covering key areas of regulations, compliance and securities valuation – you won’t want to miss out on this important information! Best of all, each financial concept is explained by a NYIF Instructor with decades of experience in the financial industry
In this week’s Fast Finance lesson, New York Institute of Finance Instructor, Anton Theunissen, explains Warrants – an option written by a company on its own stock – and how they function in the finance industry. An important aspect of a Warrant shows that if the option is exercised, the company will typically issue more stock. So the effect of the option exercised is to dilute the existing stockholders which has feedback effect on the value of the option.
Anton Theunissen-Director of Curriculum at New York Institute of Finance
Anton has twelve years of financial services experience and more than 10 years of academic experience, teaching finance, economics and mathematics to graduate and undergraduate students. His research interests include the effects of securitization and rational default behavior on mortgage credit extension.
With a history dating back more than 90 years, the New York Institute of Finance is a global leader in training for the financial services and related industries with course topics covering investment banking, securities, retirement income planning, insurance, mutual funds, financial planning, finance and accounting, and lending. The New York Institute of Finance has a faculty of industry leaders and offers a range of program delivery options including self-study, online and in classroom.
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