The ILPO55 Erasmus+ project kicked off in Malta on the 23rd and 24th October 2014 and was followed up by two meetings – February 2015 in Rome and July 2015 in Bucharest. To date all the member countries have presented their country reports based on the results of online questionnaires, focus groups and one to one interviews. The project partners will continue to work on the project results so far so as to develop a sustainable framework and will meet again in March 2016 to present further analysis.
This project is being developed to address the various European challenges and strategies and to provide tangible tools and approaches in implementing the management for the over 55 employability of individuals, with specific reference to the Financial Services industry. The project’s objective is to support the imparting of skills in the ‘over 55’ employment sector, and to engage employees to transferring work-based competencies and experiences to the younger generation. The benefits would motivate this sector to become more active and efficient, to support the reduction of skills mismatch and to enhance entrepreneurial behaviour thereby resulting in better exploitation of the over 55 competencies and work experience. The Project’s outcomes will bring a very important contribution to the sustainable implementation of age management and intergenerational approaches in the Financial Services Sector:
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The partners participating in the project are:
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The Bank of Valletta Group is a leading financial services provider in Malta, providing retail banking, investment banking, private banking, fund management, bancassurance, stockbroking and trustee services.
Spain’s fourth largest private banking group, covering all areas of the financial business sector under a common denominator: professional performance and quality.
One of the leading banks in the Kingdom of Jordan. A bank that has distinctly adapted continuous development and improvement schemes in all of its activities.
BPCE Banques Populaires network has 8,500,000 clients and customers (including 3,900,000 members), more than 3,338 branches, and is part of the second largest French banking group – the BPCE Group.
With the largest network of banking, the Banque Populaire Group is the leading banking network in Morocco .By the end December 2012, its network was 1145 branches and over 1323 ATMs.