NSE's Vice President Conducts Lecture at TISS, Mumbai

NSE's Vice President Conducts Lecture at TISS, Mumbai

TISS as a B-school under-promises and over-delivers. In the same vein, it stresses on the holistic development of its budding HR managers. With this objective in mind, the Human Resources Management & Labour Relations Forum (HRM-LR Forum)

invited Mr. Arup Mukherji, Vice President NCFM (NSE's Certification in Financial Markets), NSE.

Could there be a better way then to learn about the nitty-gritty of the Indian stock markets than from a representative of NSE, the largest stock market in India (90% of the volume of transactions per day), with over 2 crore investors and over 1000 brokers across the country?

He started by explaining how the nature of transactions have changed in the Indian stock markets since their early days. He also threw some light on how technology has changed the face (and also the fortunes of Corporate India) of stock markets in the last decade.

Thereafter, he went head along into the explanation of various instruments that are available to the investors of this country and how each instrument is different from the other. The explanations were so lucid and simple, even laymen would have understood the art of investing. The lecture was not just useful from the point of view of academics, but also from the point of view of personal financial planning for the students.

The invitees included students from other schools within TISS as well. They all went back appreciating the adroitness of the speaker and the knowledge that they acquired from the initiative that HRM-LR Forum undertook.

The season of such knowledge gathering sessions is far from over and many more lectures and talks from diverse sets of eminent people will help TISSians to hone up their weaponry before they take on their challenges in the hyper-competitive world of business.

Concluded.

Contributed by -
Ritesh Khanna,
Placement Committee & HRM-LR Forum,
Tata Institute of Social Sciences, Mumbai.

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