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We have moved

The Bankers Association of Malawi (BAM) and Institute of Bankers in Malawi (IOB) are pleased to inform all stakeholders and the general public that effective 2nd January 2020, they have moved from Ulimi House, Corner Glyn Jones and Sharpe Roads…

Continuous Development Programs

A Banker with Professional excellence Register with Institute of Bankers in Malawi Continuous Professional Development (CPD) programs in 2018. The CPD programs aims at improving and broadening knowledge and skills in Banking industry .

Special Announcement to School Leavers

This is a good opportunity for all school leavers who have finished school and would like to pursue a career in banking . Why You Should be a Member of Institute of Bankers in Malawi

Library & Learning Facilities

The Institute has a resource centre where students access library facilities, study rooms and other facilities. The Institute will introduce revision classes to assist students prepare adequately for their examinations.

3rd Bankers Annual Lake Conference

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Student Update

January 2022 Student Update

Greetings!!! A happy new year to all our dear students. We believe you rested well during the festive season. The journey to success starts now without waiting for the examination period. The IOB staff wishes you well in 2022. We look to a fruitful year and that we will work hand in hand together.

August 2021 Student Update

The 2021 July examinations have been completed and congratulations to all that have written the examinations this semester. IOB is very proud and encouraged with the tremendous improvement in the pass rate of our students in the past two years. This demonstrates maturity at highest level and we continue encouraging that this spirit should continue. Examination results should out by end September 2021. Start preparing for your December 2021 examinations now and you are assured of passing with flying colours.

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Revision Classes

Our revision classes aim to fully motivate each student, boost their confidence and therefore maximise their examination performance.

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Exam Timetable

Official publication of exam timetables held across all centres conducted by the Institute of Bankers in Malawi.

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Consumer Information

Information for Consumers. The purpose of this page is to provide information to members of the public on matters relating to the Banking sector.

Bankers Association of Malawi

The Bankers Association of Malawi (BAM) was founded in 1997 and is the trade association of nine commercial banks and one discount house licensed under the Banking Act 1989 as repealed by the Banking Act 2010.

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