It
was SEBI or Securities and Exchange Board of India that established NISM or
National Institute of Securities Markets after the budget speech of the Finance
Minister in the year 2005. The major aim behind the establishment of the
institute was promotion of research and education in the field of securities
market. An effort has been made by NISM since its inception to deliver
high-quality financial and securities education across the length and breadth
of various segments in India as well as abroad.NISM established six schools
that helped in the implementation of its aim to fulfil the education and
learning needs of prospective professionals in various segments. These
professionals can pursue courses and gain
NISM Certificationthat would help them to pursue career in academia,
securities, regulatory staff, policy makers, issuers, intermediaries, and
investors.
NISM
has launched a variety of courses that basically ensure that the knowledge
level of the people working in this field is …