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Question
Can u please throw some light on financial analyst courses in India?
Financial analyst course qualify you to take up a job in stock broking companies or start trading. The following are some institutes offering the related courses and their details:
Chartered Financial Analyst: Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India, Tripura offers this course. It focuses on areas of financial markets, financial analysis, valuation of assets, portfolio management, mutual and other funds and professional ethics. It can be done through correspondence. The eligibility criterion is bachelor’s degree.
For details, log on to www.icfaiuniversity.in
BSE Certification on Securities Markets: This course provides a comprehensive overview of stock exchange operations. It gives adequate knowledge of subjects like Primary and Secondary Market, Mutual Funds, Tax Provisions, Surveillance, Sensex and Other Indices, Inspection of Brokers' Books, Ethics and Code of Conduct of Brokers/Sub-brokers, Book Building and IPOs, Listing, Debt Market and Internet Trading. The course serves as a good foundation to those aspiring for a career in Financial Markets. The training required to clear this certification is provided by BSE Training Institute. There is no minimum eligibility criterion to take up the course, though Stock Brokers, Sub-brokers, Mutual Funds, DPs and Investors can make the most of it.
For details, log on to www.bseindia.com
National Stock Exchange offers Certification in Financial Markets (NCFM): The applicants are expected to be numerate and comfortable with written English.
For details, log on to www.nseindia.com
BLB Institute of Financial Markets, Delhi offers Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Planning and Wealth Management. The eligibility criterion is graduation. The admission is based on performance at Wealth Management Aptitude Test and PI.
For details, log on to bifm.edu.in
Chartered Financial Analyst: Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India, Tripura offers this course. It focuses on areas of financial markets, financial analysis, valuation of assets, portfolio management, mutual and other funds and professional ethics. It can be done through correspondence. The eligibility criterion is bachelor’s degree.
For details, log on to www.icfaiuniversity.in
BSE Certification on Securities Markets: This course provides a comprehensive overview of stock exchange operations. It gives adequate knowledge of subjects like Primary and Secondary Market, Mutual Funds, Tax Provisions, Surveillance, Sensex and Other Indices, Inspection of Brokers' Books, Ethics and Code of Conduct of Brokers/Sub-brokers, Book Building and IPOs, Listing, Debt Market and Internet Trading. The course serves as a good foundation to those aspiring for a career in Financial Markets. The training required to clear this certification is provided by BSE Training Institute. There is no minimum eligibility criterion to take up the course, though Stock Brokers, Sub-brokers, Mutual Funds, DPs and Investors can make the most of it.
For details, log on to www.bseindia.com
National Stock Exchange offers Certification in Financial Markets (NCFM): The applicants are expected to be numerate and comfortable with written English.
For details, log on to www.nseindia.com
BLB Institute of Financial Markets, Delhi offers Postgraduate Diploma in Financial Planning and Wealth Management. The eligibility criterion is graduation. The admission is based on performance at Wealth Management Aptitude Test and PI.
For details, log on to bifm.edu.in
