Similar to the credit system used by American colleges, private bankers in Asia must earn a set number of training points every year based on the number of hours they spend at seminars and courses to improve their knowledge. However such training systems depend heavily on banks to self-regulate and with stories circulating about bankers taking naps during classes or…
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