Riyadh - Sharikat Mubasher: Saudi Financial Academy launched its new strategy for 2024-2026 to develop human capital capabilities working in the financial sector, according to the academy announcement.

The strategy includes providing training programs, certificates, and innovative solutions tailored to cater to the burgeoning needs of the financial sector.

The academy launched the strategy during an orientation session that was attended by heads of training academies and key leaders in the sector.

The strategy anticipated the training market in the financial sector to hit SAR 1 billion by 2026, benefiting around 132,000 individuals.

Mana Alkhamsan, CEO of the academy, stated that the strategy aims to develop a diverse portfolio of training programs and professional certificates that meet the needs of the financial sector and improve the capabilities of human capital.

He clarified that the strategy targets activating partnerships between the academy and other financial institutions to foster innovative solutions that elevate human capital capabilities and skills.

 Alkhamsan further noted that the strategy reflects the academy’s efforts to fulfill the needs of the financial sector, drive the sector’s growth, and consolidate the role of financial institutions in the sector.