Page 12 - NIBAF-Training Matters January - March 2022
P. 12

Another successful iteration
             of the Advanced Profes-
            sional Certification in Anti-
            Money Laundering & Com-
                bating Financing of
                     Terrorism

           This certification course is a 5-day,
           intermediate  to  advanced-level
           training that offers an in-depth un-
           derstanding  of  intricacies  associ-
           ated  with  AML/CFT  Regimen
           through a practical approach. Lay-
           out  of  this  course  is  such  that  it
           helps  the  participants  to  enhance
           their understanding of complexities   age of materials incorporating per-  The  International  Association  for
           of current issues and challenges in   spective of all institutions involved   People  &  Performance  Develop-
           AML/  CFT  area.  As  country-wide   in implementation of the AML/CFT   ment,  London  (IAPPD)  through its
           schedule of this certification is final-  framework.                   local  partner  Mr.  Suhail  Rizvi  to
           ized centrally at NIBAF-Islamabad,                                     conduct  a  Train-the-Trainer  work-
           four iterations of the program were   Launch of the Certified          shop  for  trainers  frequently  en-
           launched  over  the  quarter:  two  at    Professional Trainers        gaged by NIBAF. In the preceding
           Karachi and one at Islamabad and             Program                   quarter  two  iterations  of  the  pro-
           Lahore,  respectively.  These  ses-  It is a proven fact that trainers not   gram were conducted at Islamabad
           sions drew expertise from a panel   only need knowledge of the subject   and Karachi. The training prepared
           of  trainers  and  subject  matter  ex-  matter, but also skills and the right   the prospective trainers to present
           perts from  FATF  Secretariat, SBP,   attitude  to  design  and  deliver  im-  information  effectively,  respond  to
           FIA, NAB, FBR, FMU, SBP BSC and    pactful  trainings.  Cognizant  of  the   participants’ questions and design
           NIBAF for a comprehensive cover-   significance  of  trainer  capacity   & conduct learning activities that re-
                                              building,  NIBAF  collaborated  with   inforce  the  concepts.  It  also
                                                                                  demonstrated  to  participants  the
                                                                                  significance  of  incorporating  ‘In-
                                                                                  structional Design (ID)’ principles in
                                                                                  their training delivery. The training
                                                                                  was highly interactive and appreci-
                                                                                  ated by the participants.

                                                                                   Customized programs on
                                                                                    “Banking on Equality” in
                                                                                  collaboration with AC&MFD

                                                                                  NIBAF in collaboration with Agricul-
                                                                                  ture and Microfinance  Department
                                                                                  (AC&MFD),  SBP  conducted  two
   7   8   9   10   11   12   13   14   15   16   17