SP Jain London launches MSc in Applied Finance & Wealth Management course with CFP accreditation
Sakshi Gupta | June 10, 2026 | 07:17 PM IST | 2 mins read
New postgraduate programme offers study in Mumbai and London, combining finance, wealth management and fintech with global industry exposure
SP Jain London School of Management has launched a new MSc in Applied Finance & Wealth Management, a postgraduate programme for the students who are looking to build careers in areas such as wealth management, investment advisory, financial planning and fintech. The programme comes at a time when the financial services industry is witnessing rapid changes driven by technology, evolving regulations and shifting investor expectations.
Applications are now open for graduates with relevant academic backgrounds. Admissions will be based on factors such as academic performance, aptitude and overall potential.
Based in London's financial district, the programme has been designed to equip graduates with the knowledge and practical skills needed to succeed in a highly competitive global finance sector. The course is registered with the office for students (OfS), the regulator for higher education institutions in England.
The school noted that employers today are increasingly looking for professionals who can combine strong financial expertise with an understanding of emerging technologies and changing market dynamics. The new programme seeks to address that need through a mix of academic learning and industry-focused training.
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SP Jain London expands finance education
The curriculum covers a broad range of subjects, including applied finance, portfolio management, wealth management and financial technologies. Rather than focusing only on theory, the programme incorporates case studies, industry projects and practical learning exercises based on real market situations.
Students will also have opportunities to interact with industry professionals and gain insights into current trends shaping the financial sector. The goal is to ensure graduates are ready to meet the demands of modern financial organisations from day one.
SP Jain London earns CFP recognition
A notable feature of the programme is its CFP® accreditation through the financial planning standards board (FPSB) India. This accreditation reflects the programme's alignment with internationally recognised standards in financial planning, ethics and professional practice.
The CFP® designation is recognised globally and is considered one of the most respected credentials in the financial planning profession. For students aspiring to work in wealth management and advisory services, this accreditation could provide an additional advantage in the job market.
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Global exposure
The programme follows a unique study model that allows students to begin their academic journey in India before moving abroad. Participants will spend the first four months at SP Jain Global's Mumbai campus and then continue the remaining eight months of study in London.
This structure can make the transition to international education smoother for Indian students. After completing the taught component, students can also opt for a four-month internship to gain workplace experience, with career support provided by the school's corporate relations and careers service.
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