The Wealth Management Accelerator Programme (WMAP) is an innovative initiative designed to create a strong pipeline of talented professionals in the Wealth Management sector. As financial institutions continue to expand their wealth management businesses, the need for skilled professionals is becoming increasingly important.
WMAP aims to address this need by providing mid-career applicants with a unique opportunity to transition into the Wealth Management industry. Participants in the programme will be employed by a Financial Institution and undergo a comprehensive and industry-curated training programme. This includes structured training followed by on-the-job training to help them successfully pivot into a career in Wealth Management within the Financial Services sector.
The programme is expertly managed by the Institute of Banking and Finance (IBF) and is supported by Workforce Singapore (WSG), Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), Wealth Management Institute (WMI), and participating Financial Institutions. This collaborative approach ensures that the programme is highly effective in producing skilled professionals who can help to drive growth in the Wealth Management industry.
The Wealth Management Accelerator Programme offers a unique opportunity for mid-career professionals to transition into the fast-growing and exciting world of Wealth Management. With expert guidance, training, and support, participants can look forward to a successful and rewarding career in this thriving industry.
At the moment, applications for WMAP are closed. However, IBF is already planning for the next run of the programme. If you’re eager to learn more about this exciting opportunity, we’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have. By gaining a deeper understanding of what embarking on a career in financial planning entails, you’ll be better equipped to decide if it’s the perfect fit for you. We’re thrilled to have the opportunity to chat with you and assist you in taking the next steps on your career journey!
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