IIM Calcutta launches executive programme in investment banking and capital markets
Abhiraj P | February 3, 2022 | 04:22 PM IST | 1 min read
IIM Calcutta in collaboration with Imarticus Learning has launched one-year course in investment banking and capital markets. Know fees, syllabus.
NEW DELHI: The Indian Institute of Management (IIM) Calcutta has launched a new course, executive programme in investment banking and capital markets (EPIBCM) by collaborating with Imarticus Learning. Interested candidates will have to pay a course fee of Rs 3.98 lakh.
The one-year executive programme in investment banking and capital markets programme consists of 10 modules in total, three foundation modules, and seven advanced modules. The programme will be offered in online mode once a week. IIM Calcutta will also organise a three-day workshop at the beginning of the course and another session will be held by the end of the course.
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“The course modules span across a wide range of topics, including debt and equity capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, portfolio fund management, securities market research and valuation, sales and trading, and securities regulations,” IIM Calcutta said in the statement.
“Our newly launched course in association with Imarticus Learning will provide an all-encompassing view of the financial services landscape, allowing learners to further their careers. We are pleased to partner with a world-class institution like Imarticus Learning that has a singular focus on helping professionals and aspirants from various sectors upskill themselves and look forward to a long-lasting relationship,” said Sudhakar Reddy, programme director at IIM Calcutta.
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