The Abu Dhabi School of Government (ADSG) and Abu Dhabi Global Market Academy (ADGM Academy) have launched the ‘Investment Foundations’ program, which seeks to equip Abu Dhabi government employees with knowledge and skills related to finance, ethics, and investment practices.
Targeting Abu Dhabi government employees working in the financial sector, whose practical experience ranges between one and five years, the program features a blend of interactive face-to-face training and remote learning, as well as group work, open debates, and tutorial support.
Mohamed Gheyath, Acting Director-General of ADSG, said, “This program is a fantastic opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the financial industry and to obtain skill sets that will enable them to perform well in their respective fields.”
Hamad Sayah Al Mazrouie, Managing Director of ADGM Academy, said, “This important program with its best-in-class curriculum upskills qualified professionals in the financial sector and promotes the development of future leaders advancing Abu Dhabi’s plans to create a knowledge-based economy.”
Media reports said the program would focus on the sector’s key principles, which include emphasizing clients’ trust, building a personal and professional reputation, and offering high value to clients.
In addition, participants will also learn how the global economy works from a big picture perspective, as well as through its minute details, highlighting how it will influence establishments’ financial performance, the reports said.
The program will also help employees prepare for the CFA level 1 certification.
In addition, the program will help participants learn how to use systems and regulations in the sector, ensuring their clients receive the best service possible.
Upon completion of the program and passing exams, participants will receive a certification jointly accredited by the ADSG and Abu Dhabi Global Market Academy.
To date, ADSG has launched more than 23 training programs, which empower and upskill Abu Dhabi government employees.