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OIC And Rutgers University Offer Online Courses For Financial Advisors Continuing Education

Date 04/10/2010

The Options Industry Council announced today new online course offerings in options for financial advisors as it continues its partnership with the Rutgers University School of Business–Camden.

Presented in partnership with OIC, the new Rutgers University Options courses are available online and accredited for continuing education. The courses are designed to help financial advisors better protect clients’ investments, spark new ideas for high-net clients and build their practice through the implementation of options strategies. By offering the courses online, registrants can take them when their schedules allow.

Last year Rutgers’ academic excellence and OIC’s industry expertise were first combined when they partnered to offer a two-day certificate program on portfolio management using equity options. Sean E. Heron, CFA, an adjunct finance faculty member at the Rutgers School of Business-Camden is presenting the material in each of the three classes. The new curriculum includes: Options Basics, Covered Calls and Options Pricing.

The Options courses are free of charge and each course is 60 minutes in length. For more detailed course information and to register please visit options.rutgers.edu.

“Our School of Business-Camden has a long history of academic excellence and for providing continuing education to working professionals,” said Ray Compari, Associate Dean and Director at Rutgers University. “Rutgers has proudly become recognized nationally for its excellence in delivering education in virtual formats and these courses, partnered with OIC, debuts another excellent learning opportunity for financial professionals.”

“As part of OIC’s mission, we are deeply committed to educating financial advisors about how options can fit into their clients’ portfolios. We welcome this wonderful opportunity to partner with Rutgers on this important academic endeavor,” said Gina McFadden, President of OIC.