BSE's training institute inks deal with two Canadian bodies

Updated on: Monday, August 22, 2011

The Bombay Stock Exchange's training institute entered into an agreement with two bodies in Canada which will enable financial sector professionals in India to have a better understanding of markets in the North American country.

As part of the agreement signed between the institute and the Toronto Financial Services Alliance and Montral-based International Financial Centre, finance professionals from the country will visit the two Canadian cities in October this year, a statement issued here said.

With the signing-in, BSE Training Institute also announced the launch of the international finance programme titled 'Global Exposure in Financial Markets destination Canada'.

Those taking part in the programme will interact with stock exchanges, regulatory agencies, financial services authorities, banks and financial institutions in Canada, the statement said.

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