The Chartered Institute of Bankers (CIB) Ghana has inducted 237 new banking professionals, marking a significant milestone in its history.
This year’s induction ceremony was notable for achieving gender parity, with females making up 51% of the inductees.
The ceremony was graced by First Bank Ghana’s Managing Director and CEO, Victor Yaw Asante, who emphasized the importance of ethics, sustainability, and professionalism in the banking sector.
Asante encouraged the new inductees to adopt ethical principles like truthfulness, fairness, and goodwill, and to prioritize sustainability and professionalism in their practice.
He also stressed the importance of community involvement and mentorship, highlighting the Institute’s commitment to enhancing the banking profession through innovative certifications and programs.
The CEO of CIB Ghana, Robert Dzato, also addressed the new inductees, emphasizing the importance of mentorship, professional development, and community service.
He encouraged them to be the voice of professionalism and ethics, shaping a more ethical, responsible, and sustainable future for Africa.
The induction ceremony celebrated the achievements of the new inductees, who have demonstrated excellence in various areas of banking, including law, management, financial reporting, and strategic marketing.
The ceremony also recognized the importance of continuous professional development and the need for bankers to stay up-to-date with industry trends and best practices.
The ceremony emphasized the importance of ethics, sustainability, and professionalism in the banking sector, and encouraged the new inductees to become role models in their profession.
