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B-School ties up with IIBF, MCX

G. Chandrashekhar

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Mumbai Jan. 26 In a farsighted initiative to promote management programmes for working executives, SIES College of Management Studies (SIESCOMS), one of country's leading B-Schools, has come up with a couple of tie-ups.

A tie-up with Indian Institute of Banking and Finance (IIBF) will support SIESCOMS design and deliver advanced management programmes covering not only general management and functional management, but also banking and financial sector.

Advanced Programme

This programme is especially targeted at middle management working executives in banks and non-banking financial companies, according to Dr Sen Gupta, Director. The B-School has also tied-up with Multi Commodity Exchange of India (MCX) to deliver an advanced programme on commodity derivatives intended to attract professionals, brokers and management students. Both programmes are expected to commence in the first week of February 2007.

In the near future, India is likely to face a serious shortage of skill sets in various sectors of the economy. Training and education programmes jointly organised by institutions with specific core competencies can to an extent address the situation in a cost effective manner, experts have asserted.

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