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ICFAI unveils new courses

Bangalore, March 4

T he Institute of Chartered Financial Analysts of India University, Tripura, has launched two new programmes aimed at graduates and post graduates of any discipline inclined to pursue banking and financial services as their career. The first programme, Certified Banking Manager programme (CBM), covers studies in money, risk management and banking strategy. The second course relates to Certified Risk & Insurance Manager programme covering gamut of insurance, laws and regulations, underwriting, claims management, reinsurance and actuarial principles. The course, which can be completed in 24 months, is also targeted at graduates and post-graduates of any discipline. — Our Bureau

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