CFES announces the launch of its new Qualified Assessor Program. Which aims to take fintech certifications to the next level within the financial sector of the international arena. This program develops a network of specialists who will be able to assess the competency level of financial technology professionals. Moreover, it guarantees that only those who meet the highest level of standards will be able to obtain their certification. The organization tries to bridge the gap between theory and practice. This new system will be able to provide employers. With the best financial technology professionals, it sets the standard for the international arena. This move will be able to enhance the credibility of the CFES system on the international level.
“As bank-nonbank partnerships become increasingly central to financial services innovation, the ecosystem requires robust, standardized frameworks for evaluating compliance and risk management capabilities,” said Sima Gandhi, co-founder of CFES. “This program ensures we’re creating the market foundation necessary for standards-based compliance to become the norm rather than the exception.”
Building a Global Network of Certified Fintech Assessors
The program provides extensive training for all prospective assessors. Further, individuals learn how to use advanced evaluation tools to ensure quality and consistency. Therefore, this process instills immense trust among all parties. Additionally, this initiative meets the rising need for verifiable expert skills in digital finance. Many international institutions across the world now demand standardized proof of skill for their teams working in technology. This is a vital component in the long-term workforce development in the sector. Lastly, CFES is dedicated to creating a highly skilled and ethical fintech community. This is a key milestone in their mission to set a standard for global excellence. Professionals can now apply to become a member of this elite group of qualified evaluators.
“We’re excited to partner with CFES and contribute our expertise to its assessment process, supporting fintechs to implement an effective compliance program, allowing them to scale with confidence while preserving customer and bank partner trust,” said James Jorgensen, president and CEO of CrossCheck. “STARC provides a much-needed framework that aligns expectations, strengthens partnerships, and supports a more resilient financial ecosystem.”
“As innovation moves faster, expectations from regulators, the boardroom, and customers are rising just as quickly,” said Anna Kooi, Partner at Wipfli. “Independent, standards-based oversight isn’t optional anymore; it’s essential to building resilient partnerships and sustaining confidence across the financial ecosystem. Our clients are asking how to innovate responsibly in today’s environment, and independent assessments anchored in clear standards give leaders the clarity they need to move forward with confidence.”
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News Source: Businesswire.com
