Khaleeji Commercial Bank (KHCB), a leading Islamic retail bank in Bahrain, has announced the completion of the training of Khalid Turki, the head of corporate banking, in the Harvard Business School Banking and Finance Executive Development Program, held in Kuwait recently.

The programme is an innovative, new and highly functional initiative by the Harvard Business School and was held as a Custom Executive Development Program for Banking and Finance Executives under the theme ‘Leading Strategy Execution in Financial Services,’ said a statement.

Presented over six consecutive days, the programme was focused on meeting the needs of senior management at departmental head levels, it said.

Khalil Al Meer, chief executive officer of KHCB, said: “On behalf of Khaleeji Commercial Bank, I would like to express my immense pleasure at Khalid’s uncompromising approach towards the training programme that led him to be currently accredited by one of the most eminent, acclaimed and professional executive development programmes in the global banking and finance sector.

“This initiative forms an integral part of our new strategy that focuses on the importance we pay to our Human Resources being our valued assets with the aim of galvanising their experience with the best Academic and Professional Qualification to help them to progress and transfer the knowledge they gain to their job. We are very keen to develop our Human Resources and to achieve our organisational objectives.

“This kind of programme assists KHCB to further its growth and continue providing the very best banking products and the highest standards of services to our invaluable clientele.” - TradeArabia News Service