We are delighted to announce that Axis Fiduciary Ltd (“Axis”) is now an accredited Employer Partner of STEP (the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners) and we are one of few Mauritian firms to achieve this recognition.
The pride of partnering with such a prestigious institution like STEP will undoubtedly contribute to position Axis as an employer of choice, centered around a culture of learning and development, aiming to build a pool of highly talented employees within the Industry. In line with our continuous learning & development philosophy, the Employer Partner Programme of STEP (“EPP”) will allow our employees to inter alia access a wide range of quality learning materials, thus, keeping them abreast of changes within the Industry.
By being better informed and knowledgeable, our employees will undoubtedly be more confident in advising clients on key issues. Moreover, this association will certainly allow us to proactively build a pool of talents with specific knowledge in the private wealth segment which is one of our key growth areas.
EPP further supports our talent management strategy of growing internal talent rather than acquiring it from outside the company. Having at heart the wellbeing and trust of our clients and employees, partnering with STEP can only reinforce the assurance vis-à-vis our clients, employees and stakeholders. EPP will definitely be an integral part of our employee development programme.
Trent Weber, Senior Manager Employer Partnerships at STEP says “We are delighted to welcome Axis as our latest Employer Partner given its commitment to a culture of learning and development. We look forward to forging a closer relationship with the firm over the next three years and beyond.”
The Managing Director of Axis, Mr. Assad Abdullatiff says “This is yet another milestone for Axis and it is a privilege to achieve this accreditation. Axis is committed to the learning and continuous professional development of its staff as we seek to provide our clients with an exceptional and professional service.”
