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Leading Standards Body Earns Reaccreditation for CIMA® Certification Share Article The reaccreditation of the CIMA® certification validates the rigors, standards, and process of the premier technical portfolio construction program, the Certified Investment Management Analyst® (CIMA®) certification. “The Institute voluntarily undertook the ANSI® accreditation process more than ten years ago to validate and ensure that CIMA® professionals and the CIMA® process are of the highest level of professional development training," said Sean R. Walters, CAE®, CEO, Investments & Wealth Institut...

THE Scottish FA have issued a Notice of Complaint to the five Rangers players that broke Coronavirus regulations last month.

Controversial shelter provider’s new president already out Drop of Light/Shutterstock Controversial shelter provider’s new president already out The Bronx Parent Housing Network fired its CEO for allegedly sexually abusing and harassing shelter residents and employees. His successor has already been replaced. SHARE: The Bronx Parent Housing Network, one of New York City’s major providers of homeless shelters, came under fire after the New York Times found that its leader had allegedly sexually abused and harassed shelter residents and employees. Now, City & State has learned that his s...

FBR dismisses officer for misconduct Raises odds of concluding similar cases that have been pending for years The FBR said that those who are not complying would be pursued diligently until compliance is achieved. PHOTO: FILE ISLAMABAD: The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has finally dismissed an officer from civil service on charges of “inefficiency and misconduct”, raising the bet for the conclusion of similar over 100 cases pending for years. “The competent authority after having considered all the aspects and material relating to the case, has decided to impose a major penalty of d...

THIS is apropos the news ‘Civil service reforms are old wine in new bottle: observers’ (Jan 22). The so-called drastic civil service reforms unveiled by the government have focussed on two main areas — early forced retirement of delinquent officers, and tough criteria for promotion of officers. In addition to an all-embracing and all-encompassing Civil Servant Act, 1973, there are other civil service rules, civil service regulations and civil service policy instructions contained in very exhaustive details in the Fundamental Rules & Supplementary Rules, 1922, Civil Service Regulations (...