Polaris to set up School of Financial Technology

Updated on: Monday, October 25, 2010

Software Company Polaris Software Lab has announced it plans to set up its School of Financial Technology. According to Polaris, the school aims at generating over 1,000 highly skilled ‘techno-bankers’ a year for the company's growing needs to service its clients.

The school will offer certificate full-syllabus courses at both the "primer" and "practitioner" levels, executive fast-track modules in retail banking, core banking, investment banking and corporate banking as well as customised enterprise training workshops.

The courses will be offered to Polaris associates and will also be extended to the company's key accounts.

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