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THE
SOCIETY OF
CERTIFIED INVESTMENT BANKERS |
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The
Society of Certified Investment Bankers (SCIB), an affiliate of the
ICFAI University was established in 1999 with the objective of
developing a new cadre of investment banking professionals through a
world-class certification program
and rigorous membership standards.
The
entry of global investment banks into India has brought about the
much needed professionalization in the crucial investment banking
sector. Apart from tapping domestic markets, Indian corporates are
increasingly accessing the global markets. This has widened the
business avenues of the investment bankers by providing services
like loan syndication, advisory services and managing mandates for
offerings of ADRs, GDRs, IPOs in India and abroad, etc.
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The
objectives of SCIB include : | - To
develop and regulate the growth of the profession of investment banking on sound
ethical lines through rigorous standards for membership, certification, professional
practice, continuing education and other means.
- To
organize seminars, workshops and training programs in capital markets, mergers
and acquisitions, valuations, corporate finance, securitization and allied areas
for the benefit of the members, students, teachers, executives and others.
- To organize
research, directly and through sponsorship, into capital markets, mergers and
acquisitions, valuations, corporate finance, securitization and allied areas.
- To publish books,
magazines, journals, articles, monographs, reports on topics of interest to members
and students
- To
develop a Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Practice for the members
and ensure compliance.
- To
develop and maintain inter-institutional relationship with other professional,
educational and research organizations for the benefit of members of the society.
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Code
of Ethics | | SCIB
is in the process of developing
a comprehensive Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Practice.
All members will be
required to strictly adhere to the Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional
Practice. | |
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