IIM Raipur, FPSB India join hands to launch 11-month executive programme in financial planning
Suviral Shukla | July 2, 2026 | 04:02 PM IST | 2 mins read
The executive programme in financial planning will be offered through a blended learning format and integrated with the CFP Certification via the Fast Track Pathway, IIM Raipur said.
The Indian Institute of Management Raipur (IIM Raipur) has partnered with FPSB India to launch an industry-relevant executive programme in financial planning for working professionals. The 11-month course is designed to equip participants with knowledge, skills, and strategic planning to learn the changing needs of the financial services industry.
The executive programme , co-created by IIM Raipur and FPSB India, a parent company of Financial Planning Standards Board Ltd, USA will bridge theory and practice to create future-ready leaders in financial planning, according to an official press release.
“The 11-month Executive Programme will bridge the industry-academia gap, building future-ready competencies, develop ethical and client-centric financial planning professionals equipped to meet the evolving needs of the financial services sector,” the release read.
IIM Raipur's financial planning course for working class
The executive programme in financial planning will be offered through a blended learning format and integrated with the CFP Certification via the Fast Track Pathway, it added.
Sanjeev Prashar, director in charge, IIM Raipur, said: “As the financial services industry continues to evolve, there is a growing need for professionals who can combine business acumen with holistic financial planning expertise. We are delighted to partner with FPSB India to contribute to the financial education ecosystem in the country and strive to deliver industry-relevant education that bridges academia and practice.”
The programme will offer advanced management insights and professional financial planning expertise to the students and aspirants.
Through the partnership, students will gain exposure to globally recognised financial planning standards, while faculty members and researchers will engage with emerging developments in financial planning, wealth management, and behavioural finance.
Ramesh Vishwanathan, CEO, FPSB India, said: “At FPSB India , we are committed to nurturing professionals who can address the complex financial needs of individuals and families in an increasingly dynamic environment. Our partnership with IIM Raipur reflects a shared vision of elevating professional standards in financial planning through a blend of academic excellence and globally benchmarked certification. This programme will prepare participants to think strategically, act ethically, and deliver meaningfully to their clients’ financial well-being.”
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