The course was held in cooperation the Strategic Lab for Criminal Consultations and under the supervision of the criminal expert Mr. Mohamamd Haifawi, who trained participants on the principles of the analysis of documents, currencies and forged signatures.
The workshop concentrated on improving and developing the theoretical and practical knowledge of the bank's tellers in the field of fraudulence detection.
Participants were introduced to the methods of detecting counterfeit currencies in their various kinds, in addition to preventing the counterfeiting of paper currencies using the latest detection technologies on scientific bases.
This course came to reaffirm Capital Bank's commitment to developing the knowledge and capabilities of its staff to achieve the best results and reach optimal performance.
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Capital Bank holds training course for tellers in all branches
- Jordan: Sunday, August 31 - 2008 at 14:59
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Capital bank recently held a training course and a workshop for the bank's tellers which lasted for days, under the heading of "Fraudulent Detection and Analysis Program."
A group of the tellers who participated in the training course held by Capital Bank.
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Posted by Siba Sami AmmariSunday, August 31 - 2008 at 14:59 UAE local time (GMT+4)
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