New campus aims to bridge the gap between academic education and industry requirements through practical training and career-focused programmes.

BENGALURU, November 4: FinX, a platform focused on banking, financial services and insurance (BFSI) education, has inaugurated its new campus in Bengaluru, marking another step towards strengthening industry-oriented financial education and developing job-ready skills among students and young professionals.

The inauguration was attended by prominent representatives from the corporate and academic sectors. Mr. Kailash Kulkarni, CEO of HSBC Mutual Fund and Director of the BFSI Sector Skill Council, attended the event as the Guest of Honour.
The new campus aims to equip learners with practical knowledge and skills aligned with the changing demands of the financial services industry. Moving beyond conventional classroom-based education, FinX offers an integrated learning ecosystem combining education, professional skilling and employability.

Its programmes include career-oriented certifications, national-level competitions and institutional partnerships covering wealth management, mutual funds and financial markets.

Speaking at the inauguration, Himanshu Vyapak, MD and CEO of FinX, said the Bengaluru campus would strengthen the organisation’s efforts to make industry-relevant BFSI education more accessible.
He highlighted the importance of building stronger connections between academic institutions and the financial services industry, enabling students and young professionals to develop skills suited to emerging career opportunities. He also emphasised the need to promote financial literacy through practical and accessible learning initiatives.
FinX is also focusing on financial awareness among students through national-level initiatives such as the Franklin Templeton National Mutual Fund Olympiad, which introduces participants to financial markets, investment concepts and personal finance.
Through its Bengaluru campus, FinX aims to strengthen industry-academia collaboration and prepare the next generation of professionals for the evolving requirements of the BFSI sector.
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