Future-proofing talent in the financial sector


AICB Chief Executive, Edward Ling at press conference Launch of National Future Skills Framework (FSF) for the Malaysian Financial Sector. KAMARUL ARIFFIN/TheStar

KUALA LUMPUR: With Malaysia’s workforce undergoing a huge transformation from the emergence of job roles that were non-existent 10 years ago, the Future Skills Framework (FSF) is expected to act as a central reference on how to bridge the skills gap in the financial sector.

The framework was developed by the Asian Institute of Chartered Bankers (AICB), Islamic Banking and Finance Institute Malaysia and the Malaysian Insurance Institute.

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