| Event | Training Session |
| Theme | Investment Banking & Trade Life Cycle Training Session |
| Organizing Department | Training & Placement cell |
| Collaborative Agency | Eclerx |
| Date & Event venue | 14th February, 2024 |
| Resource Person | Ashok Kumar Kasi |
| No. of participants | Total - 32 Female- 27 Male- 5 |
Introduction
The investment banking and trade life cycle training session organized by eClerx provided participants with a comprehensive understanding of key concepts and processes in investment banking and trade life cycle management. The training aimed to equip attendees with essential knowledge and skills required to excel in these domains.
About the Training
The training session spanned over a duration of 6 hours and consisted of two main sessions conducted by industry experts. The first session, held from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., was an introductory session led by eClerx HR, providing an overview of the program objectives and an introduction to basic concepts.
The second session, held from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., was conducted by Mr. Ashok Kumar Kasi, focusing on investment banking and trade life cycle training. This session delved deeper into the intricacies of investment banking processes, trade life cycle management, and relevant industry practices. Mr. Kasi’s expertise provided participants with invaluable insights and practical knowledge crucial for understanding the nuances of these domains.
Additionally, a test was conducted from 4:00 PM to 4:30 PM to assess participants’ comprehension and retention of the training material. This test served as a valuable tool for evaluating the effectiveness of the training program and identifying areas for further improvement or reinforcement.
Conclusion
The investment banking and trade life cycle training session organized by eClerx proved to be highly informative and beneficial for all participants. Through a well-structured itinerary and expert-led sessions, attendees gained a deeper understanding of investment banking processes and trade life cycle management. The interactive nature of the training facilitated active engagement and knowledge retention among participants.
Overall, the session served as a stepping stone for participants to enhance their proficiency in investment banking and trade life cycle management, thereby contributing to their professional growth and development. Moving forward, it is recommended for eClerx to continue organizing such training initiatives to empower its workforce with specialized skills and knowledge essential for succeeding in today’s dynamic financial landscape.
