Last Friday, the Financial Technology Transfer Agency (ATTF) proudly celebrated its 25th anniversary, marking a significant milestone in improving financial literacy around the world. With the support of its partner countries, it has trained more than 40,000 banking and financial professionals in 40 countries, empowering them to sustainably strengthen their financial sectors.
A legacy of collaboration
This achievement would not have been possible without the invaluable contributions of its partners and the Government of Luxembourg. Their unwavering support has been instrumental in designing and delivering impactful training programmes tailored to the specific needs of each country. Together, they have created a robust network of skilled professionals ready to meet the challenges of today's financial landscape.
Country Partner Forum highlights
The anniversary celebrations were preceded by the Partner Country Forum on Wednesday and Thursday. It featured engaging discussions and collaborative sessions that celebrated our past achievements and envisioned future opportunities. Keynote speakers highlighted innovative training methods and the need for continuous learning to adapt to the rapidly changing financial environment.
Participants shared insights on talent management in sustainable finance, addressing the challenges of attracting and retaining skilled professionals. The Forum provided a platform for exchanging.
Looking ahead
The ATTF remains committed to facilitating knowledge transfer and strengthening financial systems in its partner countries. They look forward to continuing to work with its partners and dedicated trainers to foster a better future for the global banking and financial sector.
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who has been part of this journey - especially the Government of Luxembourg, its partner countries and the dedicated trainers who have played a vital role in its success. Together, they are making a significant difference in the financial landscape and empowering nations to build resilient financial systems for the future.
