Capital market learning crucial

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SIDC has pledged to continue its efforts in ensuring professional standards of the capital market remain resilient and orderly.

Chief executive officer Tengku Zarina Tengku Chik said to emerge stronger from the Covid-19 crisis, new skills are needed and stressed two main factors to consider for capital market learning.

“Firstly, the importance of staff training during the pandemic period while hedged against cost-cutting measures and secondly, do industries need to wait until the pandemic is over to prioritise capital market learning? “For the cost-cutting issue, the general understanding is that most companies would be cutting down staff training first but we chose to do the opposite, whereby the road to recovery from the pandemic will need new skills and learning in the capital market should not be disrupted during the pandemic.

“SIDC chose not to wait because what was certain then and even now was the uncertainty of not knowing when the pandemic would end,” she said on Bernama TV’s “The Nation Update” programme yesterday. — Bernama

 

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