Human Capital through Certification and Accreditation
The search for human capital poses significant challenges to
organizations faced with the need for global managers with
international experience, and qualified specialists with
multi-functional expertise. Organizations must consider investing in
human capital as a strategic target and an essential requirement for
future success.
A group of the foremost industry experts in the field of training and
accreditation recently gathered at the Dubai International Financial
Center (DIFC) under the aegis of IFN and the Dubai financial
authorities to discuss the current and chronic gap in the provision and
training of human capital for the Islamic financial services industry;
evaluate the value of certification and accreditation; and identify
what steps can be taken to address this need and evolve new and more
effective platforms for qualifications going forward.
Islamic Finance news
was proud to bring together the exceptional industry knowledge,
experience and analytical judgment of leading industry players Dr Noel
Tagoe, Dr Eddy Chong, Dr Ali Al Sadik and Yasir Mustafa Osman Ourtashi.
With representatives from multiple countries and some of the sector’s
premier educational agencies, financial institutions, training
providers and economic organizations, the discussion was characterized
by its eloquence, insight and invaluable analysis of the current
situation.
Panelists:
Dr Noel Tagoe
Executive Director,
CIMA Education
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Dr Eddy Chong
Siong Choy
Director of Accreditation Division and Acting CEO,
Finance Accreditation Agency (FAA)
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Yasir Mustafa
Osman Ourtashi
Head of Training,
Emirates Islamic Bank
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Dr Ali Al
Sadik
Senior Economist
Dubai Economic Council
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