Sentence examples for banking qualifications from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's unconventional pick of Dr. Kim, a physician and anthropologist, has opened the door to developing countries to put forward their own candidates whose economic and banking qualifications more closely resemble those of past leaders of the bank.

His unapologetic stance and the revelation that he had no formal banking qualifications didn't help his cause; his home and car were subsequently vandalised by a group called "Bank Bosses Are Criminals".

Former chairman Paul Flowers is likely to be asked about his banking qualifications when he gives evidence, which was delayed from last week when former chief executive Barry Tootell appeared.

Jennifer's passion for people has led her to prominent roles in Forward Ladies, a support network for women in business, Young Enterprise, which helps to empower young people and the London Institute of Banking and Finance, which HSBC partners with to professionalise employees through banking qualifications.

But finally, after a series of phone calls with the UN, an official admitted to them that Turkey had blocked their departure because Loreen had a banking qualification.

Cottrell said the BSB was also working the University of Leeds to establish ways to improve the professionalism of banking by analysing the qualifications currently available.

Find out whether there are any qualifications for a banking internship.

The extent to which a candidate's non-certifiable qualifications matched the bank's hiring requirements was assessed through the candidate's connection with the bank, shown by the reference's guanxi with the bank and the candidate's guanxi with the reference.

In fact, some people are more concerned with bank balances than character or qualifications.

People familiar with this type of lending say, however, that weighing operating costs against loans is not a meaningful way to evaluate a program meant for people lacking the qualifications for a bank loan.

The second implication shows that under the premise that every applicant who possesses certifiable qualifications that satisfy the bank's basic hiring requirements, the bank recruiters would turn their focus to applicants' non-certifiable qualifications.