The Standard Chartered Private Bank has launched its inaugural “Summer Business School” for the children of its clients, as it looks to confront the challenge of next-generation education.

Date: July 16, 2010

Tags: Standard Chartered Private Bank, Next generation, Education

The Standard Chartered Private Bank has launched its inaugural “Summer Business School” for the children of its clients, as it looks to confront the challenge of next-generation education.

Twenty youngsters, aged from 18 to 25, have been invited to the six-week course in Singapore.

It will be led by the bank’s executives and the consumer banking strategy team, to provide participants with a good entry into and quality experience in business strategy and finance.  

The bank said it developed the course in response to clients’ demands for a business-focused training programme: “One of the differentiated aspects of this course is that it provides not only training on future financial planning but also real life business strategy experience in a corporate environment,” it said in a statement.