Solan: The National Institute of Securities Markets (NISM) and Shoolini University signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on Tuesday marking a significant stride towards strengthening the relationship between the two institutions.
The MoU was signed by Mr. Sanjeev Bajaj, General Manager, Partnerships, NISM, and Prof. Munish Sahrawat, President and Dean, Faculty of Management Sciences (FMS), Shoolini University. This strategic collaboration aims to leverage the combined expertise and resources of both institutions to deliver high-quality education, comprehensive training, and innovative research opportunities in the dynamic field of financial markets.
Chancellor Prof PK Khosla, Pro Chancellor Mr Vishal Anand and Vice President Ms Avnee Khosla among others were present at the MoU signing ceremony.
Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Bajaj, highlighted the significance of the partnership, and stated that NISM is dedicated to promoting securities market education and research. The collaboration with Shoolini University is a significant step towards creating a robust framework for academic excellence and industry relevance in financial education, he added.
Prof. Sahrawat said, “we are thrilled to join hands with NISM, a leading institution established by the Securities and Exchange Board of India” and added that the MoU “will not only enrich our academic programmes but also provide our students with unparalleled opportunities to learn from industry experts and gain practical insights into the financial markets”.
Among the key objectives outlined in the MoU are the joint development of curriculum and educational programmes focusing on securities markets, regulatory frameworks, and financial management. This academic collaboration will ensure that students receive an education that is both rigorous and relevant to industry needs.
The MoU also emphasises collaborative research initiatives to contribute to the growing body of knowledge in financial markets and related areas. By encouraging joint research projects and studies, both institutions aim to push the boundaries of academic inquiry and provide insights that can shape the future of the financial industry.
Additionally, the partnership will see the design and delivery of specialised training programmes, workshops, and seminars for students, faculty, and industry professionals. These training sessions are intended to provide practical exposure and hands-on experience, ensuring that participants are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of the securities market.
Faculty development is also a priority under this MoU, with plans to organise programmes that enhance teaching skills and update knowledge on the latest trends and developments in financial markets. This initiative aims to ensure that faculty members remain at the forefront of educational excellence.
