IMT Ghaziabad launches centre for financial markets in Mumbai
Vaishnavi Shukla | March 17, 2025 | 05:07 PM IST | 2 mins read
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NEW DELHI : The Institute of Management Technology (IMT) Ghaziabad inaugurated a new centre for financial markets (CFM) in Mumbai. According to IMT Ghaziabad's statement, the Indian startup market is expected to project over USD 600 billion into the country over three years to support the startup ecosystem.
The centre at IMT Ghaziabad aims to integrate fintech, AI-driven investment, and sustainable finance courses into the curriculum. The introduction of industry-focused certifications and experiential learning ensures students get relevant skills.
Additionally, with the growing demand for BFSI professionals, the centre aims for higher enrollment, internship opportunities, and industry engagement to equip students for leadership roles in financial markets.
Atish Chattopadhyay the director of IMT Ghaziabad said: "Over the last 44 years, IMT Ghaziabad has significantly contributed to the growth of Indian financial markets through education, knowledge creation, and dissemination. I am glad that the Board, alumni, faculty, and staff have come together to launch the centre for financial markets in Mumbai at a time when disruptive business models, political realignments, and artificial intelligence are challenging the traditional order."
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IMT Ghaziabad centre for financial markets
The CFM at IMT Ghaziabad aims to foster industry connections through corporate tie-ups, mentorship programmes, and networking platforms. Students will have access to industry-academia roundtables and direct engagement with financial institutions. This will improve
“Increased recruiter participation, internship opportunities, and high placement success rates are key anticipated outcomes,” IMT Ghaziabad statement said.
Additionally, strengthening the alumni network will enhance career opportunities in banking, investment management, and alternative assets. The launch of the new centre aims to serve as a platform for professionals, scholars and leaders to create an impact in financial markets.
“IMT Ghaziabad’s PGDM Banking and Financial Services (BFS) programme aims to develop industry-ready finance professionals in collaboration with NISM, Mumbai. This partnership enables interaction with industry practitioners, preparing future finance leaders for the post-AI world,” the IMT Ghaziabad statement adds.
Harsimran Sandhu the chairperson of CFM and professor of finance said: "The Centre for Financial Markets at IMT Ghaziabad and Mumbai will play a pivotal role in shaping finance professionals through its PGDM BFS program, offered in partnership with NISM. The Mumbai immersion provides students with direct exposure to financial institutions and regulatory bodies. The curriculum is industry-aligned, focusing on banking, financial services, and alternative investments, complemented by a Bloomberg Finance Lab and strong BFSI placements. These initiatives equip students with practical expertise, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world financial markets."
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