:
An Arabian Business journalist has won an award for her financial reporting.
CFA Institute, the global association of investment professionals, announced Sarah Townsend from Arabian Business and Al Ittihad’s Husam Abdel Nabi as the winners of its third annual Middle East Financial Journalism Award in the English and Arabic category respectively.
Rafael Nadal marries partner of 14 years, Xisca Perello
Rafael Nadal married his childhood sweetheart of 14 years, Xisca Perello, at a castle in Mallorca on Saturday. Nadal,…
2536 | the publication reaches you by | Kuwait OnlineThe award recognises the contributions of journalists towards the advancement of investor education and professionalism in the financial sector.
CFA Institute received 42 submissions from journalists across English and Arabic publications in the GCC region. The winners were selected based on an anonymous critique of these submissions by a judging panel of CFA Society members across four criteria – educational value, clarity, relevancy and evidence-based reporting.
Gary Baker, managing director for CFA Institute in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) said:
“The quality of industry reporting from this year’s journalists was truly remarkable. Our judges were very impressed by the participating journalists and their ability to produce informative, accurate and insightful articles.”
He added: “I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate Sarah Townsend and Husam Abdel Nabi on this prestigious recognition. The quality and depth of their articles reflects an exceptional standard of journalism which contributes significantly towards the advancement of investor knowledge and professionalism in the investment industry.”
Both journalists were awarded a media scholarship to the CFA Institute Investment Foundations program, a global self-study programme designed to enhance understanding of the global investment industry as well as the roles and responsibilities within it.
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/
UAE pledges 10 million meals for those affected by virus lockdown
The United Arab Emirates pledged to provide 10 million food parcels and meals to communities badly affected by…
1559 | the publication reaches you by | Kuwait OnlineKuwait Today Business Subscription
Category: #Gulf News, #UAE | 2017/08/30 latest update at 1:20 PM
Source : | Photocredit :
