GAFM Articles

Perspectives on Challenges and Opportunities for Banking and Finance Professions in Arabia (April 2007) | Banking
by Gordian Gaeta

Global economic forces are shaping the world we live and work in. These changes transcend national, ethnic or religious boundaries and impact Arabia as much as any other fast growing, modernizing and globally competing region of the world. They profoundly affect labor markets - the banking and finance professions are in the midst if not at the forefront of the challenges ahead.

Invest for the future, and make a healthy return on Education businesses (April 2007) | Investment
by AAFM International

It’s rare these days that investors can find something that has the character of something almost philanthropic and yet provides very healthy returns, but opportunities in the education and training sector are now providing just that. Many successful businesses in the education and professional training fields are now showing very significant growth and returns. Such growth is based on a shift in many economies away from labor and manufacturing operations to human and intellectual capital platforms. Investors globally are welcoming such opportunities as they feel a sense of well-being when investing in positive opportunities for the future of the community.

Tax Year 2006 - United States Tax Changes or Enhancements (March 2007) | Accounting
by IRS US Tax Service

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AAFM New and Approved Certified Trainers in Wealth Management and Tax (March 2007) | General
by AAFM Certification Training Board

AAFM has some of the most qualified Certified Trainers in the world. Please read about the AAFM Approved Trainers who are experts in: Wealth Management, International Tax, Risk, and AML Anti Money Laundering. ...[ Read More ]

Best Practices for Implementing a Home-Based Servicing Solution (January 2007) | General
by Jack Beldon

Good customer service is a crucial element in customer retention, but in-house call centers can be one of a company's largest expenses.

Outsourcing customer service to off-shore companies will substantially reduce costs, but at the risk of customer resentment and dissatisfaction.