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GFH launches 2008 Summer Internship Program

Gulf Finance House (GFH) has recently kicked-off its Summer Internship Program.

Over 20 young Bahraini men and women met with senior bank executives for their induction.

"One of GFH's main priorities is to enhance the education of our local youth. We are therefore very pleased to welcome another new group of talented interns this summer." said Glenn van Kessel, GFH's Training Manager.

Coming from leading Bahraini and international universities, the young men and women will be working in key departments on select projects across GFH's business divisions.

In addition to this, GFH has created a program of workshops and events to supplement the education of chosen summer interns.

This program includes a visit to the Banyan Tree Desert Spa & Resort where participants will deliver presentations on banking themes, and attending seminars on topics such as Sharia'a Compliance, Islamic Finance, Anti-Money Laundering and Macroeconomics , which will provide them with core skills required to understand the Islamic finance industry.

They will also attend team building exercises at Bahrain Sailing Club and Bahrain International Circuit.

Mentors for the interns have been selected and will manage the participants during their work term. Career coaching will be offered to all participants to help them select the most appropriate career path.
Over 20 young Bahraini men and women met with senior executives from GFH, for their induction. 
Over 20 young Bahraini men and women met with senior executives from GFH, for their induction.
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About Gulf Finance House

Founded in 1999, Gulf Finance House has grown rapidly to become one of the most respected investment banks in the Middle East region in terms of the quality and innovation of its product offerings. Over an eight-year period Gulf Finance House has successfully launched economic infrastructure development projects and investments with an aggregate end value exceeding $20bn and received numerous awards for its innovative approach to Islamic banking and finance. Its shares are actively traded on the London Stock Exchange (GDR), the Kuwait Stock Exchange, the Bahrain Stock Exchange and the Dubai Financial Market. 2007 was the most successful year in the banks' history, closing with a net profit of $340m, an increase of 61% compared to the previous year.

Reflecting its international reputation, Gulf Finance House has won numerous local and international awards, such as "Best Investment Bank" for three years in a row in 2005, 2006 and 2007, awarded by The Banker Middle East, "Bank of the Year 2006" awarded by the Arabian Business Magazine and "Best Islamic Real Estate Finance House" awarded by
Euromoney.



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