Islamic Banking Professional Development Program Empowers Future of Financial Sector in Pakistan
NIBAF Pakistan launches the Islamic Banking Professional Development Program (IBPD – 28) to strengthen expertise in Islamic finance. The five-day program in Karachi brings together SBP and commercial bank officers for specialized training on Shariah-compliant banking principles and regulatory frameworks.
NIBAF Pakistan Hosts Training on Financial Statement Analysis to Strengthen Banking Sector Competencies
NIBAF Pakistan organized a one-day training session on financial statement analysis for Pak-China Investment Company Limited’s MTO Program, aimed at enhancing analytical skills and strengthening financial sector capabilities.
NIBAF enhances institutional effectiveness through capacity building program for government officials and MFBs
NIBAF Pakistan organized a two-day capacity building program at its Islamabad campus for government officials and microfinance institutions, aiming to enhance professional skills and strengthen institutional effectiveness.
NIBAF Pakistan Concludes NRSP Branch Managers Certification Program with Certificate Distribution Ceremony
NIBAF Pakistan successfully concluded the Branch Managers Certification Program for NRSP (Batch 2) at its Islamabad campus, highlighting its ongoing commitment to professional excellence and capacity building within the financial sector.
Optimizing Global Commerce: NIBAF Elevates Bank Officer Skills in Trade Risk Profiling
NIBAF Pakistan recently hosted a specialized training program on Trade Risk Profiling at its Karachi Campus. Led by seasoned expert Mr. Salim Thobani, the session equipped commercial bank officers with advanced techniques to navigate the complexities and inherent risks of international trade, crucial for enhancing digital trade finance frameworks.
Driving Innovation: SBOTS-27 Officers Engage with CPEC’s Digital Future
Officers from the State Bank of Pakistan’s SBOTS-27 cohort recently participated in an “Evening Talk” featuring Dr. Hassan Daud Butt, former Project Director CPEC. The session provided invaluable perspectives on the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor’s impact, particularly its implications for digital infrastructure and economic development, crucial for the next generation of financial leaders.