| 18 Mar 2010 |
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Standard Chartered Bank Signs Key Training Deal with BIBF
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Manama, Bahrain - Standard Chartered BankStandard Chartered Bank
signed a new joint partnership agreement with the Bahrain Institute of Banking & Finance (BIBF)Bahrain Institute of Banking & Finance (BIBF) to join the graduate training and career development program conducted by BIBFBIBF in cooperation with TAMKEEN.The program, which is aimed at recent university graduates, provides advance technical and leadership training to prepare the graduates for senior positions in the banking and financial sector, including credit risk, treasury, investment, financial control and human resources.
Jonathan Morris, Chief Executive Officer of Standard Chartered Bank BahrainStandard Chartered Bank Bahrain said" Standard Chartered BankStandard Chartered Bank is very proud to partner BIBFBIBF and TAMKEEM in this programme. We are firmly committed to developing the careers of our Bahraini staff and this local graduate programme provides a unique opportunity for the very best graduates who aspire to build a long term career in the banking and financial sector to join Standard CharteredStandard Chartered on a structured development programme. With a flow of new local graduates joining the Bank each year, Standard CharteredStandard Chartered will be able to build and sustain a strong pipeline of Bahraini talent with the right skills and experience to lead the Bank over the next decade.
's Director, Garry Muriwai, said "It is very pleasing to have the Standard Chartered BankStandard Chartered Bank partnership in place. Having Standard CharteredStandard Chartered join 15 other major financial institutions in the program reflects both the importance of the graduate program and in particular Standard Chartered BankStandard Chartered Bank's visionary attitude in the current climate supporting the development of Bahrain's young graduates and strengthening the country's human capital." - Ends -
For more information contact: Nimmi Kamal, Head Corporate Affairs Standard Chartered Bank BahrainStandard Chartered Bank Bahrain at nimmi.kamal@sc.com
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