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IIB course on financial counselling

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Mumbai , Aug. 28

THE Indian Institute of Bankers has entered into a tie-up with Securities Institute, Australia, to introduce a qualification in financial advising and counselling.

Speaking at the 76th annual general meeting of the institute on Thursday, Mr V. Leeladhar, President, said, the objective of the course was to develop a cadre of professionally qualified and competent ``financial advisors'' in the country.

The IIB, will, henceforth, be known as The Indian Institute of Banking and Finance, as decided at the AGM today.

Dr Dalbir Singh, Chairman and Managing Director of Central Bank of India, is to be the new president of the institute.

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