"Do not put off for tomorrow what you can do today, because you are not guaranteed a tomorrow"
A Trust Relationship Officer at Standard Executors and Trustees, a division of Standard Bank. I have been a member of the IOB for 17 years; the IOB helped me get along with my personal learning and development in order to specialise in my field of Estates and Trust Administration
The CAIB (SA) is a highly recognised designation in the Banking / Financial Sector. If you are a proud "banker" you will have many opportunities with the IOB to help you specialise and become more marketable to widen your horizon.
"Achievement is the core of happiness, in whatever subject or whatever plane. Achievement requires effort and effort requires encouragement."
Relationship Manager with First National Bank and a compulsive learner with an insatiable appetite for knowledge.
CAIB (SA) provides unique opportunities to integrate academic learning with real work experience that facilitates deep learning. It is the best way to fast track your career while learning the skills necessary to carry out your duties in a professional manner, preparing you for the real business world
"It always seems impossible until it is done: Nelson Mandela"
ABSA Personal Loans
Having my CAIB (SA) designation carries weight in my CV. I have always strived to achieve my best and you must do things that will make you succeed in your career. I appreciate my IOB team who have always been there for me, whenever I have needed them.
"Anything is possible"
An energetic ant from Nedbank and IOB President's Cup Winner
It is exciting to be part of the financial services family, it simply sharpens your path of life.
"If you want it badly enough, you can get it"
ABSA Retail Bank Human Resources and a fun loving individual, who respects other people's opinions and values.
A CAIB (SA) gives you an edge in understanding the financial services industry. It gives you an opportunity of an exciting career, irrespective of what field of work you undertake.
IOB / UNISA formal qualification 2010
The IOB / UNISA 2010 First Semester registrations are now closed.
The IOB launches Leselo Examination Body
The FAIS Fit & Proper requirement for the completion of Regulatory exams as part of the competence requirements is a reality and the first deadline for the completion of RE 1 exams is already on the horizon!
The IOB is committed to assisting you to become compliant, and to this end has created Leselo, the Examination Body. Leselo will offer a range of regulatory examinations to key individuals and representatives in the financial services sector Read more
Newsflash
Updated SAQA Qualification ID Numbers
The IOB has received the updated SAQA Qualification ID numbers for all the IOB Advanced Diplomas and the Diploma: Financial Planning
This 5 day training intervention will equip the learner with knowledge and skills required to perform the Debt Counsellors role and duties and allowing registration with the National Credit Regulator as a Debt Counsellor.
Book early to avoid disappointment.
08 12 March 2010 (JHB)
22 26 March 2010 (Cape Town)
12 16 April 2010 (KZN)
AngloPlat turns the corner CEO Neville Nicolau reckons the operational turnaround at Anglo Platinum is sustainable and the market believes him, judging by analyst responses and the jump in the share price Read more
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This 5 day training intervention will equip the learner with knowledge and skills required to perform the Debt Counsellors role and duties and allowing registration with the National Credit Regulator as a Debt Counsellor. 
