MBA students in GIFT City will get an understanding of the global market from the Bloomberg Terminal: Learn stock market data and market analysis, certificates will increase job opportunities

The Bloomberg Terminal at the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT) campus in GIFT City is becoming useful for students. This facility will give MBA students practical experience of how the global finance market works along with classroom learning. Students will be able to use this terminal to understand stock market data, financial news and market changes. Market information will be available on a single platform Bloomberg Terminal is an advanced digital platform through which news, data, research and analysis of the world's financial markets can be obtained. Students will be able to understand market conditions and how finance-related decisions are made based on this information. In this way, they will get an opportunity to work with tools used in the real market, not just theory. BMC certificate will enhance resume The Bloomberg Market Concept (BMC) certificate course is also run at IIFT's GIFT City campus. Through this course, students will get an understanding of the functioning of the finance market and its various concepts. The certificate obtained after completing the course can add to their resume. This experience can be useful for students who want to pursue a career in the global finance, banking and financial services sector. Also useful for GIFT City finance companies GIFT City is becoming an important hub of international financial services. Banks, financial institutions, exchanges and fintech companies are operating here. In such an environment, Bloomberg Terminal will help students understand the technology used in the industry and the real functioning of the market. Various financial institutions operating in GIFT City and institutions under the regulation of IFSCA also use such terminals for global market information, research and analysis. Apart from MBA, other courses will also benefit. The Vice Chancellor of IIFT, Prof. Dr. K. Rangarajan, Campus Head. Dr. Dr. Rajendra Prasad Sharma, Associate Professor and Dr. Kaushik Bhattacharya, Associate Professor. Bloomberg Terminal can also be used for MBA (International Business), Executive Education, PhD Research, and Short-Term Management Development Programs. The main objective of this initiative is to give students practical knowledge that will be useful in the industry. This will help the students understand the needs of the global finance sector and will be better prepared for future job and career opportunities.