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What kind of companies hire candidates with NISM/NCFM certification?

NISM / NCFM certification

Stock broking firms, research houses, mutual fund companies, banks with capital markets divisions, and financial advisory firms commonly look for NISM/NCFM-certified candidates for market-facing roles.

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