Framework crucial for talent development


“Financial institutions will have a key role to play in realising the vision for the FSF," said Chew.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia needs to develop a Future Skills Framework (FSF) for the financial sector, which would serve as a single point of reference on skills and career development pathways for those working or aspiring to work in financial services.

Bank Negara deputy governor Jessica Chew said: “In the long run, the FSF should foster a culture of lifelong learning and skills development within the financial sector workforce.

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