BIBF Director, Ms Solveig Nicklos updated board members on the Institute’s achievements and financials since the last quarterly meeting that was held in June, and presented a brief on the overall status of the business. She also highlighted the structural renovations that had been carried out recently to accommodate the growing number of students, and newly introduced professional and academic programmes.
The meeting included a consultation with designated architects to discuss the new BIBF building, a key component in the expansion objectives of the organisation to meet the growing demand of qualified professionals across leading economic sectors, with a prime focus on conventional and Islamic financial services.
The board concluded the session by reiterating the importance of innovation and thought leadership in helping the financial sector meet its training and development needs, and BIBF’s role in enhancing the quality of human capital in the Kingdom.