By Juliet Umeh
The Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, CIBN has accredited Dataleum, a technology firm, as a learning provider for banking and financial institutions.
This achievement places Dataleum among the few training organizations to earn this prestigious recognition.
Building upon previous accreditations from the International Institute of Business Analysis, IIBA, and the UK Register of Learning Providers, UKRLP, this latest milestone solidifies Dataleum’s reputation as a trusted partner for financial institutions and businesses across Africa.
Following its recent recognition as the “Best Technology Training & Consulting Firm Africa 2024” by World Business Outlook, Dataleum has now secured CIBN accreditation.
Dataleum has already partnered with numerous leading financial institutions in Nigeria, offering training in areas such as Data Analytics, Digital Transformation, and Financial Technology to empower over 8,000 banking professionals across 15 banks nationwide.
The company is committed to supporting even more institutions, providing programs that help banking and finance professionals gain the skills needed to stay ahead in the increasingly digital world.
CEO/Co-Founder of Dataleum, Bode Roberts, said: “We are honored to receive this recognition from CIBN. It reaffirms our mission to empower professionals in the Nigerian banking and financial industry and encourages us to broaden our impact even further.”
This CIBN accreditation, combined with Dataleum’s global partnerships, confirms the firm’s leadership in technology education and consulting.
Titilola Bello, Co-Founder of the company, added, “With the CIBN accreditation, we can bridge the gap between traditional banking skills and modern digital finance, equipping Nigeria’s financial workforce with the training needed to excel.”
As Dataleum continues to grow and expand its offerings, it remains dedicated to delivering the highest level of service to financial institutions and professionals across Africa and beyond.
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