The Private Wealth Management Association’s (PWMA) apprenticeship programme has received positive feedback from all key stakeholders, including private banks which say the scheme has provided unique access to top talent from local universities. The Pilot Apprenticeship Programme for Private Wealth Management was founded by the PWMA and the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) in 2017, with an initial intake of 29…
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27 February 2019

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