The Financial Academy (TFA) and Saudi Tadawul Group Holding Company signed today (Tuesday, February 18) a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to further their cooperation in developing and refining the capabilities of the financial sector workforce. The move comes in alignment with Saudi Vision 2030.

Concluded on the sidelines of the Capital Markets Forum (CMF) Riyadh 2025, the MoU was inked by Mr. Mohammed bin Rashid Alhamazany, Chief of Capability Development at TFA, and Ms. Maha AlBesher, Chief Human Resources Officer at Saudi Tadawul Group.

The MoU will serve as a foundation for effective collaboration and integrated coordination between the Academy and the Group, especially in terms of developing human capital, and providing diverse development solutions for financial sector’s professionals and practitioners, as well as graduates set to join the industry.

According to the MoU, both parties will jointly extend  subsidy on the Investing in Fintech program, delivered in partnership with the U.S. University of Santa Clara, for the financial sector employees. The discount will also be applicable to the “Specialist in Finance Sustainability” certificate.

Additionally, TFA and Saudi Tadawul Group will cooperate in designing and implementing numerous specialized workshops and seminars.

The Financial Academy (TFA) is an entity with an independent, legal and administrative status. It is organizationally located under the Chairman of the Board of the Capital Market Authority (CMA). The Academy is mainly focused on qualifying the financial sector’s human capital, including senior managers and board members, by advancing their knowledge, capabilities, skills and culture. TFA also develops and promotes best professional financial practices, targeting all components of the financial services sector including banking, finance, insurance and capital market.