January 2024
A new year of adaptability
Dear experts,
In this New Year, we would like to express our gratitude for your loyalty and wish you all the best for 2024. In this January issue, ISFB Insight highlights the importance of skills development at both individual and organizational levels, through three articles.
As a professional association, we are proud to contribute to the competitiveness of all the players in our industry in areas such as digital finance, sustainable finance and banking compliance, as well as in management functions and individual and collective support through coaching and mentoring. Our offer for 2024 is resolutely focused on adaptability.
We invite you to explore our full range of services for the first half of 2024We invite you to explore our full range of services for the first half of 2024, covering continuing education, certification exam preparation, career development and network building, available on our website and in our new 2024 services catalog.
In this issue, we also share the results of a study conducted by e.foresight, in collaboration with HEG-Genève and ISFB, on the digitization of Swiss and Liechtenstein private banking players. This study highlights the challenges of digitization in the banking sector, and underlines the importance not only of regular training, but also of support during the transitional phases for experts.
Adaptability is a quality we also cultivate on a daily basis as part of our 2023-2026 strategy at ISFB. The team met at the end of the year to fine-tune its operational and distribution tactics within the RMF (photo above), before sharing a team meal a few days later in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. Building on this momentum, we are ready to welcome you to the Institute on Monday January 8, or to work with our experts in your organizations.
Contents
- The 2024 catalog is now available!
- Interview with Edouard Cuendet, Director of the Geneva Financial Center Foundation
- The power of connections: how building a strong network can transform your career
- The importance of social networking in career development
- Digital benchmarking of Swiss and Liechtenstein private bankers
Some ISFB Insight articles are published online on our website, while others are available only to our subscribers. Subscribe to receive future issues.
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Network reach
As a professional association, the ISFB operates within an ecosystem made up of numerous stakeholders: on the one hand, member institutions, their employees and the general public interested in banking and finance; and on the other, public and private players, training centers and universities, involved in initial or continuing training, career development and advice. What they all have in common is that they are active in the management of banking and financial skills.