The global financial industry is evolving at an unprecedented pace against a background of uncertain economic
outlook,
changing geo-political landscape,
technological advancement on all fronts,
and ever-growing ESG demands. While Hong Kong’
s global financial centre status will continue to benefit from the further development and reform of China,
our financial leaders have to be well-prepared for the opportunities and challenges that will arise.
To further promote global thought leadership capabilities and to sustain the long-term development of the Hong Kong
financial services industry,
the Hong Kong Academy of Finance (AoF) has launched the Financial Leaders Programme to inspire Hong Kong’
s future financial leaders. The 2025 Programme is open for application between 5 November and 15 December 2024.
Objectives
- Inspire financial talents,
currently around two levels below the CEO position and showing potential to be future senior leaders in their own organisations and the financial
industry.
- Equip them with a mindset to lead,
to step out of their business routines and look at issues from a macro perspective,
to think beyond the short-term and their individual firms.
- Expand their professional network and build rapport with like-minded financial talents across different sectors.
Key Features
- Face-to-face dialogue with top leaders in financial services and other sectors.
- Gain a high-level and strategic perspective on the interplay of macro socio-geopolitical-economic forces and
trends,
and deepen the understanding of financial markets from a systemic angle.
- Establish a network with senior leaders from financial regulatory bodies,
from different sectors in the financial industry,
and build rapport with financial talents across sectors.
- Opportunity to become AoF Member.
- Gain industry-wide exposure through AoF’
s publicity efforts.
- Build strong bonding across cohorts of this prestigious programme.
Supporting Organisations
The Programme is launched with full support from the four financial regulators in Hong Kong.
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