Kuwait Times

IBS becomes a trusted partner of LIBF

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The London Institute of Banking & Finance (LIBF), UK, has signed an agreement to formally recognize the training programs offered by the Institute of Banking Studies (IBS).

IBS has become a “Trusted Partner” of LIBF, following a thorough review of the quality and relevance of its training programs. It is the highest level of recognitio­n offered by the UK-based financial education provider to its internatio­nal stakeholde­rs.

To become a Trusted Partner, IBS has demonstrat­ed its training programs are of a high quality, its trainers are experience­d and its learning facilities support their students in completing their studies in line with LIBF own high standards. The partnershi­p enables LIBF to assist IBS in its objective to promote profession­al education to those working in the Kuwaiti financial services sector and support their career developmen­t.

Along with receiving external recognitio­n, the IBS’ training programs will now provide their students a pathway to LIBF’s framework of profession­al qualificat­ions, which will provide Kuwaiti banking staff the opportunit­y to continue their studies up to Chartered and Masters (MSc) level.

Professor Yaqoub Alrefaei, Director General of the Institute of Banking Studies said: “This partnershi­p is globally the first “Trusted Partner Agreement” to be granted by LIBF to an internatio­nal organizati­on and as such is recognitio­n of the high quality of training and developmen­t provided by IBS. We look forward to working with the LIBF in further enhancing the significan­t quality of the Kuwait financial services sector”.

Alex Fraser, CEO, The London Institute of Banking & Finance, said: “This agreement recognizes the excellent work IBS has done in encouragin­g profession­al financial education in Kuwait. We are delighted to assist IBS in broadening the scope of their programs, ensuring they remain relevant and continue to meet the requiremen­ts of the banking and finance community.”

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