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With the NIFTY climbing past 11,000, India‟s market capitalisation (m-cap) is inching to
the $2-trillion mark at $1.94 trillion in dollar terms. Only eight other countries have a
higher m-cap. The benchmark NIFTY has gained 20 per cent in dollar terms so far in
2017, making it the best-performing index among global peers. India‟s m-cap is now 82
per cent of the size of the 2016-17 gross domestic product. The investment bankers,
who just could raise $ 226 million from 45 issues during 2014, have raised $7443 million
till October 2017 from new issues in the Indian market, a staggering 33 times the
amount compared to just 3 years back. As such demand for investment bankers in India
is set to rise.
India‟s Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji inaugurated the Gujarat International
Finance Tec-City (GIFT City) in Gandhi Nagar, Gujarat, in January 2017, as a global
financial and IT services hub on the lines of globally benchmarked financial centers such
as New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore and Dubai. GIFT City will target a 6-8%
share of India‟s financial services potential and is expected to create about 100,000-
110,000 direct and indirect jobs in financial markets.
Investment banks are defined as companies that help other companies to increase
financial capital in capital markets through issuance of stocks and bonds, among others.
An investment bank offers such financial services as derivatives trading, and fixed
income, foreign exchange, commodities and equity or advisory services for mergers and
acquisitions. Investment banks are also involved in initial public offerings (IPOs),
securities and bond trading, and broker services.
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Q2. I want to know about Full time (PGCP-IBR) programme in Investment
Banking & Research.
The Full time programme (PGCP-IBR) is a highly specialized programme offered for the
first time in India. It will be conducted over 11 months, divided into three trimesters,
and consist of 27 papers, exposing participants to market best practices. In addition to
the prestigious PGCP-IBR certification from NSE Academy and Moody’s Analytics,
successful participants will also receive regulatory certification in India‟s financial
markets as proof of their competency and skills in Investment Banking and Research.
Q3. What are the advantages and differentiating features of the programme?
Classes will be conducted at the NSE Academy in New Delhi. The classes will be held on
full time basis, from Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 4:00 pm.
The PGCP-IBR is a full time 11 months, 3 trimester programme. Each Trimester will have
9 papers.
Trimester I
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Trimester II
Trimester III
IBR 301. Investment banking
IBR 302. Financial valuations and modeling
IBR 303. Equity research
IBR 304. Credit research
IBR 305. Technical analysis
IBR 306. Taxation and anti-money laundering
IBR 307. Regulatory framework in financial markets
IBR 308. Project/Workshop/MDP/Emerging issues in investment banking
IBR 309. Workshop: Personal grooming and branding
Financial markets are dynamic in nature, and NSE Academy and Moody‟s Analytics
therefore reserve the right to change, remove or add subjects they believe will best
serve the interests of the students.
Successful completion of the PGCP-IBR curriculum will include the award of 8 regulatory
certifications in India‟s financial markets. These certificates will relate to areas such as
equities, derivatives, currencies, mutual funds, financial advisory, research etc.
considering requirements for prospective employment.
There are many differences between the finance that students learn in a business school
and how things are actually done in the real world of investment banking and finance.
While we also always explain the theory behind the concepts that we teach, this course
is focused on the practical aspects of finance. Therefore, we believe that most of what
we teach goes beyond, often far beyond, what students might have learned in an MBA
programme.
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Q8. I already work in the financial sector. How will this programme help me?
Taking this class will put the students, one step ahead of their peers. The students will
be more familiar with the concepts of valuation and financial modeling. Students will get
up to speed quicker, add value to their deal teams faster, and distinguish themselves
through the skills they have already learned. In addition, we will also be conducting case
studies, market skill development through simulated/live market experience and other
activities to ensure students become good analyst/associate and investment banker.
Classes for the Full time programme will commence on June 27, 2018. The following
table details the schedule of classes and examinations:
Globally, India is positioned as the fastest growing economy. Indian Financial Markets
are among the highest growth markets. Coupled with this, the business cycle in the
country too is on the upswing. Recently, there has been a spate of successful IPOs in the
Indian market and the secondary market indices are at an all-time high. All these
fundamentals provide an excellent opportunity for aspirants in this field. Investment
Banking and Research professionals would therefore be in high demand.
Today, almost every Investment bank in the world have their middle-office and back-
office operations in India. India has the unique selling proposition of harboring the best
talent pool in the world, proven by the fact that today the country houses the largest
number of captive IB offices as well as third-party services (Financial KPOs) offerings.
Further, not just the financial markets but the corporate finance activity is also on the
uptick and there is a huge demand for Financial and Business Analysts in non-financial
corporate sector.
This qualification can earn you the post of associate, analyst, researcher, analyst –
equity, analyst – technical, portfolio manager, risk manager, or financial journalist.
Captives units in India also send their employees overseas for client projects. PGCP-IBR
graduates can therefore look forward to career opportunities not only in India but
overseas as well.
You will learn the practical aspects of finance, economics, business research, company
valuations. One can certainly aim at enriching their résumé and job search by improving
your interview skills and by making you more marketable to investment banks and other
financial institutions.
Q11. What are the general responsibilities of each role mentioned above?
Most investment banks have the same strict hierarchy or ladder of financial
professionals. From junior to senior, the typical hierarchy is (1) Analyst, (2) Associate,
(3) Vice President (VP), (4) Senior Vice President (SVP)/Director and (5) Managing
Director (MD). Some banks have different names for some of these positions, but the
respective responsibilities tend to be consistent.
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Analysts are typically individuals directly out of undergraduate institutions and who join
an investment bank for a two-year stint. They form the bottom rung of the investment
banking ladder and therefore do the bulk of the actual "work."
Associates are typically those directly out of top MBA programme or Analysts who have
been promoted. The first responsibility of an Associate is to oversee and check the work
of the Analyst. The Associate will also often help with presentation and analytical work,
including financial modeling.
The primary role of a VP is project manager, whether for marketing activities or while on
a live transaction. The VP must manage the client and the more senior bankers, and
oversee the work of the Analysts and Associates.
The SVP/Director may play a role similar to that of the VP or play a client development
role like the MD.
As the senior-level banker, the MD‟s role is mostly one of client development. The MD
will likely be the individual with senior-level company relationships and is typically
responsible for leading marketing efforts.
Front-office risk management: Risk management involves analyzing the market and
credit risk that an investment bank or its clients take onto their balance sheets during
transactions or trades. Credit risk focuses on capital markets activities, such as
syndicated loans, bond issuance, restructuring, and leveraged finance. Front-office
market risk activities provide services to investors via derivative solutions, portfolio
management, portfolio consulting, and risk advisory. Risk management is a broad area,
and like research, its roles can be client-facing or internal.
Middle office: This includes corporate treasury management, internal controls, and
internal corporate strategy.
Back office: This involves data-checking trades that have been conducted, ensuring
that they are not wrong, and transacting the required transfers. This is a critical
component of the investment bank.
Other businesses:
Global transaction banking: Provides cash management, custody services,
lending, and securities brokerage services to institutions.
Investment management: Provides professional management of various
securities and other assets, to meet specified investment goals for the benefit of
investors. Investors may be institutions or private investors. The investment
management division of an investment bank is generally divided into separate
groups, often known as private wealth management and private client services.
Merchant banking: Offers capital in exchange for share ownership rather than
loans, and offers advice on management and strategy. „Merchant banking‟ is also
used to describe the private equity side of a firm.
Q13. Does NSE Academy and Moody’s Analytics assist with placements?
Q15. What are the eligibility criteria for the Full time PGCP-IBR programme?
The eligibility criteria for admission to full time PGCP-IBR is given below:
Graduation with 50% marks from a UGC recognised Indian university.
Upper age limit is 40 years as on 27.06.2018, the commencement date of the
programme.
Preference would be given to the participants having professional qualifications
such as CA, CS, CWA, CFA, MBA, etc.
Due weightage shall also be given to candidates with experience.
Q16. How pre-screening of candidates is done for getting selected for the full
time PGCP-IBR?
1. Candidates need to send application in the prescribed form from NSE website or
already given at end of FAQs as Annexure A.
2. The candidate should send completed application form along with resume, proof
of educational qualifications, work experience (if any), copy of
CAT/GMAT/XAT/CMAT/MAT/ATMA or any other state PG Management Aptitude
Test Score card (Score should not have expired) and application fee of Rs.900/-.
3. The fees should be paid by Demand draft in favour of NSE ACADEMY LIMITED.
4. The demand draft should be payable at New Delhi.
5. Alternatively you can also pay by internet banking using NEFT/RTGS as per
details given below:
Please simultaneously send (along with application form) or/and email proof of
payment (like screen shot, transaction no., amount, bank and date of payment).
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Simultaneously, scanned copy of all the documents of the application including proof of
fees should also be emailed to gsuri@nse.co.in, kkapoor@nse.co.in.
Q18. When will the result of candidates selected for interview be declared?
The onus to check eligibility for admission is on the candidate. At time of application,
please submit copies of the following documents and carry the originals when called for
an interview:
Graduation mark sheets for grades 10 and 12
Birth certificate
Copy of résumé
Application form
Proof of work experience(if, any)
Q20. What is the total investment for the full time PGCP-IBR programme?
The total investment is INR 3, 33,000 (Rupees Three lakh thirty three thousand). The
current applicable tax is 18% GST. Payment options are as follows:
Course fees are inclusive of cost of study material, tuition fees, and market simulation
lab fees. They also include one-time regulatory examination fees for eight Indian
regulatory modules. The expenses, not specifically mentioned in FAQ, if any, will be
borne by the candidate(s).
Q20. What is the schedule for the full time PGCP-IBR programme for 2018-19?
New Delhi
Contact Us:
Garima: 97 1893 0064
Email: gsuri@nse.co.in
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Annexure A
APPLICATION FORM
Father’s/Husband’s name
Address
Post-Graduation
Professional Qualification
Graduation
10+2
CAT/MAT/XAT/CMAT
Others Score:
Note: PGCP-IBR is neither a degree nor a diploma and is not recognized by either the All India
Council for Technical Education (AICTE) or the University Grants Commission (UGC).
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