The Institute of Banking Studies Kuwait (KIBS) and The London Institute of Banking & Finance (LIBF) proudly announce the successful completion of the Risk Management Leaders Programme in London.
This initiative is a significant milestone in enhancing the capabilities of banking and financial professionals, aligning with Kuwait Vision 2035.
The programme offered comprehensive training on various risk environments, including post-pandemic risks, cyber and digital threats, geopolitical challenges, ESG, and climate-related risks.
Over a two-week period, participants engaged in workshops, role play, case studies, guest speaker sessions, and site visits, including notable visits to Moody’s and Starling Bank.
Eng. Rana AlNibarai, Director General at the Institute of Banking Studies Kuwait, emphasized the programme’s importance: “This programme represents a pivotal step towards realizing Kuwait Vision 2035 by investing in our human capital and fostering a culture of excellence in risk management. Our collaboration with LIBF has empowered our professionals with the knowledge and skills necessary to navigate the complexities of the modern financial landscape.”
Ehsan Razavizadeh, Managing Director of MENA and Asia at LIBF, added, “We are delighted to partner with IBS Kuwait in delivering this essential training programme. By equipping participants with practical skills and insights, we are helping to cultivate a new generation of agile leaders who can drive innovation and maintain stability in the banking and financial sectors.”
Highlights of the Programme
A key highlight was the visit to Moody’s, where participants learned about Moody’s extensive data capabilities, tools, and technologies, spanning credit ratings research, insights, information services, and decision solutions. This visit provided invaluable insights into how individuals and organizations can decode complexity and unlock opportunities.
The programme also included a visit to Starling Bank, where participants explored the Starling story and gained an overview of Engine, the technology underpinning Starling’s operations. They witnessed demonstrations of key processes, such as onboarding, and explored how Starling manages risk through these processes.
Aligning with Kuwait Vision 2035
Kuwait Vision 2035 emphasizes improving education institutions to foster human capital development. By raising educational standards and fostering creativity and research, Kuwait aims to nurture a highly skilled workforce capable of driving national progress. The Risk Management Leaders Programme aligns perfectly with this vision, ensuring that Kuwaiti professionals are well-prepared to tackle future challenges and opportunities in the financial sector.
Risk management has become increasingly critical, especially post-Covid-19. The Risk Management Leaders Programme equips participants with practical skills to evaluate and enhance risk management approaches, fostering a more intuitive and perceptive leadership style.
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