Commercial Bank marks the successful conclusion of the 4th edition of the Young Investors Programme 2026
Commercial Bank celebrated the successful conclusion of the fourth edition of its Young Investors Programme 2026 with a closing ceremony held on Sunday, 23 August, at Commercial Bank Plaza. The event ...
Commercial Bank marked the successful completion of its fourth Young Investors Programme 2026 on Sunday, 23 August, with a closing ceremony at its Plaza venue. The event gathered young people aged 18 to 25, along with their parents, to honor their accomplishments throughout the initiative. As part of Commercial Bank's Corporate Social Responsibility, the Young Investors Programme is designed to boost financial literacy among youth by imparting practical knowledge about financial concepts, investment strategies, and responsible decision-making.
This initiative aligns with Qatar National Vision 2030's Human Development Pillar by investing in the education and skills of future generations.
The programme incorporated expert-led sessions led by Commercial Bank professionals and Dr. Mohamed Al Gammal, Finance Professor and Head of Pre-Incubation at Qatar University. Participants also engaged in two hands-on trading simulations, one focusing on Qatar Stock Exchange markets and the other on global markets via Commercial Bank's CB Alpha Trader platform.
These simulations allowed participants to put their knowledge into practice, test their investment strategies, and develop decision-making skills in realistic market environments.
Winners from both simulations were awarded prizes, with the top performers in each simulation receiving recognition for their success. All attendees received certificates of completion during the closing ceremony. Stephen Moss, GCEO of Commercial Bank, expressed pride in the programme, highlighting the participants' ambition and passion.
He also acknowledged the collaboration with Qatar Stock Exchange in delivering the initiative. Since its inception in 2023, the Young Investors Programme has graduated around 200 participants, with approximately 30% of graduates subsequently joining Commercial Bank or entering careers in the financial services sector.
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