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The London Academy of Trading (LAT) is pleased to announce a new strategic partnership with the London School of Business & Finance (LSBF), bringing together two established education providers to create new learning and professional development opportunities for their respective students and alumni.
The partnership will enable LAT to introduce its specialist trading and financial markets courses to LSBF’s wider network of students, alumni and prospective learners, while providing the LAT community with access to LSBF’s broader range of business, finance and professional education programmes.
As part of the collaboration, both institutions will work together to promote selected programmes through joint marketing activities, including digital campaigns, website promotion, content sharing and student engagement initiatives.
For LAT, the partnership represents an opportunity to expand awareness of its practical, industry-focused trading education and reach individuals looking to develop their knowledge and skills in financial markets.
Commenting on the partnership, Paddy Osborn, Academic Dean and Managing Director of LAT, called LSBF “a highly respected institution with a strong reputation in business and professional education”.
He added: “At LAT, we are committed to providing high-quality practical education in financial markets and trading, and this collaboration gives us the opportunity to offer greater career-focused training to our students and alumni. We look forward to building a successful relationship that helps students achieve their educational and professional ambitions.”
Managing Director and Vice Rector at LSBF, Karina Kizhner, highlighted the benefits the partnership will have for students past and present:
“LSBF has a long track record in business and finance education, and this partnership takes that a step further. Through LAT, our students and alumni will have the chance to learn directly from experienced traders on a live trading floor in London, a practical way to build the skills and confidence needed for a career in financial markets.”
The partnership reflects LAT’s continued commitment to making practical trading education more accessible, building relationships with established education providers and supporting learners at different stages of their professional development.
