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New Delhi , June 9

INTERNATIONAL College of Financial Planning Ltd (ICFPL) has announced the beginning of one-year classroom course for Certified Financial Planner (CFP) programme.

The organisation already provides distance-learning programme in CFP in collaboration with the Financial Planning Association of Australia (FPA). ICFPL is promoted by Bajaj Capital.

The Managing Director of Bajaj Capital, Mr Rajiv Bajaj, said that as the investment process was getting increasingly complex, the importance of qualified financial planners was being felt. According to him, this course would provide the required skilled financial planners who would meet international standards.

The former Managing Director of the SBI Mutual Fund, Mr Niamatullah, who currently heads the ICFPL as its Director, said that the first batch of CFPs who had undertaken the distance-learning programme would come out by the end of this year and already there were enquiries from companies. The classroom course would start from August.

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