On 4 January 2018, Bank Negara Malaysia has acquired a piece of land from the government for about RM2 billion with a total area of 55.79 acres to be used mainly its relocation of its Global Islamic Financial University (INCEIF) and the International Shari’ah Research Academy for Islamic Finance (ISRA). The land will be used for future development of education and training facilities that will emphasize on improving the technical abilities of talents in the financial services industry.
The land is situated next to the Bank’s Sasana Kijang complex which is equipped with conference and state of the art training facilities and houses international organisations such as the World Bank, South East Asian Central Banks Research and Training Centre (SEACEN) and the Alliance for Financial Inclusion (AFI). It is also near the new Asian School of Business complex and the financial industry’s Financial Industrial Training Centre currently under construction.
The entire combined area will be designated and incorporated as a world-class Education Hub for Financial Services. The Hub is conceived to be a focal point for international learning and research that will nurture a sustainable pool of local talents to support the development of the local financial services industry.
The acquisition cost of the land is around RM2 billion subject to a final survey of the area involved. The Central Bank said that the land valuation was mutually agreed on between the Bank and the Government of Malaysia based on a valuation process conducted by an appointed independent private sector valuer.веб дизайнеркак правильно рисовать стрелки
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