The Qatar Finance and Business Academy (QFBA) has said it is currently managing the regulatory and supervision training diploma that was specially designed for Qatar Central Bank (QCB) employees working in banking supervision and control departments.
The nine-month programme is divided into three phases that mix theory and practice to help the participants better understand the mechanism of regulatory and supervisory framework in QCB and enhance their banking supervision skills.
Dr Abdulaziz al-Horr, chief executive officer, QFBA, said: “We are pleased host participants from QCB in this specialised training programme that will provide them with the necessary skills and give them the opportunity to have hands-on experience and practice on the workflow within the supervisory and regulatory departments.”
Jassim al-Baker, director (training and administration), thanked QFBA for offering specialised courses in different financial sectors and for providing special training for banking personnel in various titles and grades.
He emphasised that the training programmes would help employees become creative in their field and help improve the quality of State banking staff and practices.
The training certificate includes important themes such as the introduction to banking supervision and internal control, work ethics, introduction to financial risk management, team work and creative thinking, treasury operations, project management skills, combating financial crimes, and writing reports and its role in corporate governance.
Practical field work training for participants includes work at Qatar Financial Centre’s supervision and authorisation department, policy and enforcement department, and the anti-money laundering department, in addition to training work at QCB.
The programme will also help enhance the participants’ English language ability for financial purposes and obtaining new professional skills to develop supervision work.
