Contributing to the reputation of the skill
Participation in research
Magaly Aad: Trust as the Foundation of Wealth Management Consulting
Magaly Aad, Assistant Relationship Manager at Arab Bank (Switzerland) in Geneva, explains how preparing for the ISFB’s SAQ CWMA certification gave her a structured approach, confidence, and a broader perspective on the profession.
Gloria Anchisi: “The training allowed me to connect my hands-on experience with more in-depth knowledge.”
After more than twenty years of experience in banking, Gloria Anchisi, Wealth Management Team Assistant and Authorized Representative at Raiffeisen Bank Geneva-Rhône Region, completed the ISFB Certificate in Wealth Management Assistant to consolidate her knowledge and better understand her role in the private banking value chain. Interview.
4 ISFB Summer School scholarships awarded to students from French-speaking Switzerland
The ISFB is offering four free spots at its 2026 Summer School, with a total value of CHF 7,800. These scholarships are intended for students enrolled at a university or college in French-speaking Switzerland who wish to explore careers in banking and finance.
Learn, grow, and get ready for the new school year: ISFB’s upcoming programs
As the summer break approaches, the ISFB is offering a selection of programs designed for professionals in the banking and finance sector in French-speaking Switzerland, as well as for young talent looking to enter the field. Short courses, certificates, SAQ certifications, career mobility, and transition preparation: several options are available throughout the summer and starting in September.
“You Can’t Build a Career on Your Own”: An Interview with Pierre-Alain Leuenberger, CEO of Banque Cantonale Neuchâteloise
In this interview, Pierre-Alain Leuenberger, CEO of Banque Cantonale Neuchâteloise, looks back on his career, from his banking apprenticeship to his current position on the Executive Board. He discusses continuing education, trust, managerial courage, customer relations, artificial intelligence, and succession planning.
Running a bank requires more than just experience
An interview with Pranvera Këllezi, a lawyer in Geneva and a member of the board of the Swiss Circle of Female Directors, on the governance requirements specific to the financial sector and the need to maintain one’s skills throughout a term as a director.
