EGROW conducts training in Banking & finance
EGROW Foundation (FOUNDATION for the economic growth and welfare), a non-profit organization dedicated to the economic growth and welfare of individuals and communities, conducted a two-day training program on banking and finance for legal professionals working in organizations like ONGC, Exim Bank, PNB, and Canara Bank. The program took place on April 12-13, 2023, at the Scope Complex convention center, Lodhi Road, New Delhi.
The program aimed to help legal professionals understand the nuances of banking and finance, including various financial instruments, financial regulations, and legal frameworks governing banking transactions. The program covered a wide range of topics, including credit risk management, credit appraisal, loan documentation, and insolvency and bankruptcy laws.
The trainers for the program were eminent personalities in the field of banking and finance, including Prof Charan Singh, Chairman of Punjab and Sind Bank, and Dr. Rattan Chand, Adviser at the World Bank. The trainers used case studies and interactive simulations to help the participants understand the practical aspects of banking and finance.
Suresh Sharma, the managing trustee of GFPS Global Forum for Policy and Strategy, attended the inaugural session. He commended the efforts of EGROW Foundation and stressed the importance of such training programs to create a more informed and skilled workforce in the banking and finance industry.
The program received positive feedback from the participants, who appreciated the relevance and usefulness of the program. Many participants said that the program had provided them with a better understanding of banking and finance, and they can now apply this knowledge in their work effectively.
In conclusion, the two-day training program conducted by EGROW Foundation on banking and finance is an important initiative to equip legal professionals with the necessary skills and knowledge to become more effective and efficient in their roles. The program not only benefits the participants but also contributes to the overall growth and welfare of the organizations they work for and, ultimately, the economy as a whole. Such training programs should be encouraged and conducted regularly to ensure a skilled and knowledgeable workforce in the banking and finance industry.
