Keshav R. Prakesh, founder of Global Finance Academy, recently announced that the “Institutional Investment Training Model” he developed will be a key framework for the future curriculum of the academy and will be fully integrated into its course offerings. Industry experts regard the introduction of this model as a significant step toward upgrading the structure of investor education in India.

Keshav R. Prakesh is a finance expert with extensive experience in international investment banking, having spent many years at Morgan Stanley focusing on cross-market research, capital operations, industry analysis, and risk management. His long practice in global financial markets shaped a decision-making methodology grounded in structured analysis, logical framework construction, and risk awareness, enabling him to maintain a panoramic perspective from macro to micro, and from sector-level to company-level dynamics.

After returning to India, he chose to transform his accumulated experience into an education framework and established Global Finance Academy to meet the strong demand for professional capability in the rapidly developing capital market of India. He aims to deliver the methodology, risk-control philosophy, and professional standards forged within international investment banking environments to a broader base of Indian investors and financial learners through a systematic and academically rigorous structure.

In investment philosophy, Keshav R. Prakesh consistently emphasises a long-term perspective, independent judgement, and disciplined execution. He argues that in a market environment characterised by fragmented information and volatile sentiment, what investors lack most is not tools or techniques, but robust decision-making systems and behavioural frameworks that endure across cycles.

During his time in the United States, he led investment practitioners from multiple countries in implementing the “Wealth Doubling Program”, achieving substantial multiple-return gains across numerous investment domains. Spanning several market cycles, the program became a foundational practical component later incorporated into his teaching framework and investment methodology.

Participation in the capital market of India continues to deepen, yet the development of systematic investment capability remains relatively lagging. Keshav R. Prakesh is expected to address the current disconnect between “technical skills and structural thinking” within the education landscape.

Looking ahead, Global Finance Academy will continue advancing the professionalisation of its educational architecture, cultivating high-calibre financial talent equipped with market analysis, investment decision-making, risk-control, and wealth-management capabilities, enabling expertise to become a force driving progress for both investors and the market at large.

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