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LUC HENZING AND THE CURRENT BANKING & FINANCE TRAINING TRENDS


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Interview with Luc Henzig, Director of Training at Luxembourg Chamber of
Commerce and CEO at House of Training.

What are the main topics and trends 2020 in regards to training in Banking &
Finance?

The banking industry is facing important changes and exhibits unique needs and
challenges. The environment induced by negative interest rates imposes a risk
positioning more important than ever and implies a highly qualified level of
human resources. Thus, the talent development in the finance industry has become
a key factor of sustainability.  

Regulatory compliance has, at the same time, become one of the most significant
banking industry challenges as a direct result of the dramatic increase in
pressure from regulatory bodies. From Basel’s risk-weighted capital requirements
to GDPR and MiFID II requirements, the market is facing a growing number of
regulations that banks and credit institutions must comply with; compliance can
significantly strain resources and is often dependent on the ability of their
staff to understand and anticipate the situations they are encountering.

Employees of banks and financial institutions are therefore required to go
through extensive trainings to understand, apply, and ultimately comply with
these new constraints. This can mainly be achieved through training and
upskilling, as expectations in terms of staff knowledge and competencies are
growing.

The MBA in Finance and Financial Instruments, a high level vocational training
programme with international reach that also integrates the specificities of
Luxembourg, goes beyond certifying MiFID II training courses required by law and
allows employees to achieve and outpace those aims.   

 

How was the MBA in Finance and Financial Instruments conceived and what are its
objectives?

The Luxembourg Chamber of Commerce has joined forces with ESLSCA Paris, a long
established business and finance school, in a strive towards anchoring its
know-how within the Luxembourg financial hub to support companies in their
commitment to continuous improvement of the knowledge and skills of their
employees. Together they have redesigned the MBA in Finance and Financial
Instruments, a training programme providing a solid background for understanding
every type of investment product or financial market.

The programme is entirely devoted to mastering financial instruments in the
broad sense. It also highlights the regulatory and compliance framework and
especially its practical implementation in Luxembourg.

The ambition of this curriculum is to encourage companies to develop their
employees’ skills and to help them prepare for the future during a 15-month
learning journey. The diploma is based on both ESLSCA Paris teachers and
practitioners. This will place theoretical and conceptual aspects in
perspective, and gives access to experienced practical experts who can put the
training in the context of markets and daily challenges faced by the country.

The main objectives are:

- Define the main characteristics of financial instruments used in financial
markets

- Gain an in-depth understanding of how each instrument works and how to use it

- Acquire a sound knowledge of the regulatory and compliance framework  and how
to use it in Luxembourg

- Identify the major associated risks and mitigation strategies and techniques

- Understand and handle upcoming technical developments and challenges in the
finance sector

 

Who is the MBA in Finance and Financial Instruments for?

This vocational training programme is a career accelerator intended for all
those working in the banking and investment funds sector as well as for
auditors, business lawyers and other actors of the financial industry. It is
particularly adapted to executives from the finance industry, who want to take a
proactive approach to developing their professional skills while broadening
their personal and professional horizons or make a career shift.

It is addressed mainly to professionals who hold between two and ten years of
experience in finance or related areas (middle/back office, risk management,
investment funds, audit, law firm, etc.) who want to participate in a unique
experience and build a solid and influential business network.

More information on www.isec.lu






Publié le 29 février 2020


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